Math, asked by Anju7389, 1 year ago

Can the navier stokes equation be applied to solids?

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Answered by AkshitNair

It still applies to all materials, solid or liquid. But the next step commits us to the Navier-Stokes equation because we introduce a constitutive model of viscous fluid flow into the equation. ...

Inserting and rearranging, and assuming is a constant, gives one of the most general forms of the equation.

So,yes it can be applicable for solids

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