On the nonlinear born effect

Edberg, Roger; Evans, Denis J.; Morriss, Gary P.

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On the nonlinear born effect

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1987-12-20

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Edberg, Roger

Evans, Denis J.

Morriss, Gary P.

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In 1920 Max Born described the coupling of the intrinsic molecular spin to the hydrodynamic vorticity. At small shear rates molecules rotate at an angular velocity ⟨ω⟩. In this paper we report the results of NEMD simulations which show that outside the linear regime, the average angular velocity is less than.

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https://dspace-test.anu.edu.au/handle/1885/733732735

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Molecular Physics

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10.1080/00268978700103021

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