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hello everybody. can we define a poisson ratio for fluids, eg for water?? if no, why? n if yes, how?? thnx.
The discussion centers on the applicability of Poisson's ratio to fluids, specifically water. It is established that Poisson's ratio can be calculated using the bulk modulus (K) and shear modulus (G) of a material. In the case of water, the significant disparity between K and G implies that defining a Poisson's ratio is not straightforward. The conclusion is that while Poisson's ratio can theoretically be defined for water, practical implications render it less meaningful.
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