Interacting fluids, endowed with bulk viscous stresses, are discussed in a unified perspective with the aim of generalizing the treatment of cosmological perturbation theory to the case where both fluctuating decay rates and fluctuating bulk viscosity coefficients are simultaneously present in the relativistic plasma. A gauge-invariant treatment of the qualitatively new phenomena arising in thi...

This study aims to investigate the preferred viscosity of irreversible hydrocolloid used in the preliminary impression for edentulism. Thirteen modalities of irreversible hydrocolloid were prepared by changing the W/P ratio. Discrimination test for the preferred viscosity was performed on 11 prosthodontists (10.4+/-5.3 years of prosthetic experience). The parameter of discrimination test (P%) w...

We obtain criteria for shock wave (SW) existence in relativistic magnetic hydrodynamics with with no suppositions about convex-ity of the equation of state. Method of derivation involves consideration of a continuous SW profile in presence of Landau-Lifshitz relativistic viscosity tensor with both non-zero viscosity coefficients η and ζ. We point out that supposition of viscous profile existenc...

We have investigated an LRS Bianchi Type I models with bulk viscosity in the cosmological theory based on Lyra’s geometry. A new class of exact solutions have been obtained by considering a time-dependent displacement field for a constant value of the deceleration parameter and viscosity coefficient of bulk viscous fluid is assumed to be a power function of mass density. The physical behaviour ...

We demonstrate depth-resolved viscosity measurements within a single object using polarized optical scattering from ensembles of freely tumbling plasmon resonant gold nanorods (GNRs) monitored with polarization-sensitive optical coherence tomography. The rotational diffusion coefficient of the GNRs is shown to correlate with viscosity in molecular fluids according to the Stokes-Einstein relatio...

Naitoh and Ono, by Simulating Couette flow, re­ cently measured the hardsphere viscosity coefficient for 108 hard spheres at the freezing density [1]. A pe­ riodic system undergoing homogeneous shear was studied with molecular dynamics. Similar calculations have also been carried out using the Lennard-Jones REE-EYRING potential [2-4]. At the freezing density Naitoh and Ono use a square­ "N ALDE...