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Oscillatory motion of an elastico-viscous liquid contained between two concentric spheres
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 26 February 2010
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A number of oscillating systems have been described in the literature which have proved useful in the study of elastico-viscous liquids. The most common type of system in use is the forced oscillating system of the coaxial-cylinder type; in this, the outer cylinder wall is made to oscillate about its axis with a prescribed frequency, and the resulting motion of the inner solid cylinder (constrained by a torsion wire) is recorded (see, for example, [1]). Another type of oscillating system— a, free oscillating system, also of the coaxial-cylinder type—was considered by the present authors in a previous paper [2]; this latter system is one which may prove to be simpler to design and to control in practice.
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