Nonlinear Fluid Dynamics & Free Energy Flow

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The discussion centers on the challenge of researching non-linear fluid dynamics, specifically regarding multiphase flows of immiscible fluids. The user seeks clarification and references on the concept of "free energy flows" as requested by their professor. Suggestions include exploring literature on energy flow in fluid dynamics and distinguishing whether "free" pertains to energy or flow. Participants encourage sharing relevant theses, published papers, textbooks, or lecture notes. The conversation highlights the need for accessible resources in this specialized area of study.
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Hello, I am working on non linear fluid dynamics with my professor. We are trying to model multiphase flows of immiscible fluids. And my professor today asked me to look up works on 'free energy flows', but I cannot find anything on the internet that I can use, let alone understand. Can someone possibly explain and give me references to this? Anything? Thesis, published papers, textbooks, lecture notes? I thank you all in prior.
 
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Try looking for information about energy flow in fluid dynamics, and consider if the "free" refers to energy or flow.
 
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