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How do larvae attach to a solid in a laminar flow?
G. Zilman
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, J. Novak,
Y. Benayahu
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School of Mechanical Engineering
School of Zoology
Tel Aviv University
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Laminar Flow
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Flow Vorticity
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Large Amplitude
50%
Two Dimensional
50%
Mathematical Model
50%
Flow Velocity
50%
Mean Flow
50%
Monte Carlo Simulation
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3D Motion
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Oscillation Amplitude
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Hydrodynamic Model
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Self-propulsion
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Marine Fish Larvae
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Vertical Flow
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Initial Contact
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Swimming Speed
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Contact Probability
50%
General Geometries
50%
Couette Flow
50%
Poiseuille Flow
50%
Factor Flow
50%
Hydrodynamic Factors
50%
Larval Attachment
50%
Engineering
Vorticity
100%
Laminar Flows
100%
Hydrodynamics
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Flow Velocity
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Two Dimensional
50%
Hydrodynamic Model
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Mathematical Model
50%
Contact Probability
50%
Simple Expression
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Oscillatory Nature
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Couette Flow
50%
Poiseuille Flow
50%
Physics
Vorticity
100%
Jet Flow
100%
Monte Carlo Simulation
50%
Hydrodynamic Model
50%
Mathematical Model
50%
Flow Velocity
50%
Couette Flow
50%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Jet Flow
100%
Flow Velocity
50%
Couette Flow
50%
Three Dimensional Motion
50%