Identifying Fully Developed Flow Regimes: A Stream Function Approach

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The discussion centers on the feasibility of using a stream function to determine whether a flow regime is fully developed. Participants emphasize the importance of analyzing the characteristics of the stream function, particularly in fluid dynamics contexts. The consensus indicates that a thorough examination of the stream function can indeed reveal the development status of the flow regime, providing a definitive method for assessment.

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Is it possible to look at a stream function and decide whether it is fully developed or not?
 
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i'm sorry for reposting. i found the thread in which the same is being discussed. please don't reply to this.
 

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