Lubrication theory in highly compressible porous media: the mechanics of skiing, from red cells to humans

By James J. Feng, S. Weinbaum. Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 2000

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Subfields: Pulmonary and Respiratory Medicine

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• STAGNATION-POINT FLOWS IN A POROUS MEDIUM (2005, background): “These applications include such diverse flow phenomena as the flow through the endothelial glycocalyx in the motion of red cells through capillaries ( Wang and Parker, 1995; Damiano, 1998; Secomb et al., 1998; Feng and Weinbaum, 2000), the flow past muscle cells in the artery wall ( Tada and Tarbell”
• Soft lubrication: The elastohydrodynamics of nonconforming and conforming contacts (2004, background): “…cells in capillaries (Lighthill 1968; Fitz-Gerald 1969; Tözeren & Skalak 1978; Secomb et al. 1986; Damiano et al. 1996; Secomb, Hsu & Pries 1998; Feng & Weinbaum 2000; Weinbaum et al. 2003), the elastohydrodynamics of rubber-like elastomers (Tanner 1966; Martin et al. 2002), polymer brushes…”