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A.V. Strekalov, A.K. Gulevsky, I.P. Navinkin

A COMPUTATIONAL MODEL REGARDING FLUID FLOWING THROUGH AN OPENING

The article aims at demonstrating a potential of algorithmization and properties of a

simple computational molecular and dynamic model, confirmed by a famous physical ex-
periment, i.e. free fluid flowing from a reservoir. The suggested model demonstrates absence
of necessity to allow for different fine physical phenomena for substantiating a spiral effect of
fluid jets under flowing through a round opening.

Model, computational method, hydrodynamics, opening.

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