How Is Stoke's Drag Formula Derived Beyond Dimensional Analysis?

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The discussion centers on the derivation of Stoke's drag formula, F=6πηrv, with a specific request for a detailed explanation beyond dimensional analysis. Participants express frustration at only finding dimensional analysis as a method of derivation. One user suggests a resource they found online that may contain the desired derivation. The conversation highlights the need for more comprehensive explanations in academic discussions. Ultimately, the quest for a thorough derivation of Stoke's drag continues.
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I was looking for the derivation of stoke's drag
F=6πηrv
But I'm only getting the derivation by dimensional analysis.
Can anyone please provide it's real derivation?
I'll really appreciate it.
 
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ThinkerCorny said:
I was looking for the derivation of stoke's drag
F=6πηrv
But I'm only getting the derivation by dimensional analysis.
Can anyone please provide it's real derivation?
I'll really appreciate it.
You mean e.g. this one ? (I googled 'stokes drag derivation' and this was on top).
 

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