Asymptotic study of unsteady mass transfer through a rigid artery with multiple irregular stenoses
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DOI: 10.1016/j.amc.2021.126485
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Multiple scale analysis; Arterial stenosis; Damköhler number; Reaction; Casson viscoplastic model; Hemo-rheology; Axisymmetric flow; Péclet number;All these keywords.
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