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List of works by Pamela Cook

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Single-equation models for the tear film in a blink cycle: realistic lid motion.

scientific article published on 17 October 2007

Preface

The Behavior as $\varepsilon \to + 0$ of Solutions to $\varepsilon \nabla ^2 w = {{\partial w} / {\partial y}}$ in $| y | \leqq 1$ for Discontinuous Boundary Data

article by Pamela Cook & G. S. S. Ludford published November 1971 in SIAM Journal on Mathematical Analysis

Modeling the inhomogeneous response and formation of shear bands in steady and transient flows of entangled liquids

On the Solutions of a Nerve Conduction Equation

Finite span wings at sonic speed

Non-Newtonian Tear Film Drainage with Evaporation after a Blink

Higher-order approximation for free shear layers in almost rigid rotations

article by Pamela Cook & G. S. S. Ludford published 13 May 1975 in Journal of Fluid Mechanics

Probing Shear-Banding Transitions of Entangled Liquids Using Large Amplitude Oscillatory Shearing (LAOS) Deformations

Some problems in transonic aerodynamics

scholarly article published 9 January 1995

1. Introduction and Background: An Overview

Viscoelastic Fluid Flow: Critical Parameters and Asymptotics

A generalized Monge-Ampère equation arising in compressible flow

Corner regions in the asymptotic solution of ε 2u = ∂u/∂y with reference to MHD duct flow

Multiple Shear-Banding Transitions for a Model of Wormlike Micellar Solutions

Sonic and Subsonic Axisymmetric Nozzle Flows

Microstructure and shear rheology of entangled wormlike micelles in solution

Some Asymptotic Problems of Transonic Flow Theory

Potential Equation Methods for Transonic Flow Prediction

Waves and Dispersion Relations for Hydroelastic Systems

A network scission model for wormlike micellar solutions

A stochastic mesoscale model of transiently networked fluids

Transonic Aerodynamics: Problems in Asymptotic Theory

scholarly article published January 1993

Two-dimensional choked transonic flow

Transonic Aerodynamics

scholarly article published 1 August 1980

Computation of an Axisymmetric Nozzle Flow

Wormlike micellar solutions: III. VCM model predictions in steady and transient shearing flows

An analysis of the Bird-DeAguiar model for polymer melts

4. Choked Wind-Tunnel Flow: Asymptotics and Numerics

Transonic choking and stabilization for flows about slender bodies

Unsteady Transonic Flow: Flow About a Suddenly Deflected Wedge

Application of Computational Methods to Transonic Wing Design

Transonic Aerodynamics-History and Statement of the Problem

scholarly article published January 1982

Extensional flow of wormlike micellar solutions

Transonics and Asymptotics

The Stabilization Law for Transonic Flow

Lifting-line theory for a swept wing at transonic speeds

Validation of constitutive modeling of shear banding, threadlike wormlike micellar fluids

Rapid, Unambiguous Polymer Characterization by Flow-Referenced Capillary Viscometry

Embedded hyperbolic regions in a nonlinear model for viscoelastic flow

Composite Type, Change of Type, and Degeneracy in First Order Systems with Applications to Viscoelastic Flows

Thin film dynamics on a prolate spheroid with application to the cornea

The Behavior as $\varepsilon \to 0^ + $ of Solutions to $\varepsilon \nabla ^2 w = ({\partial / {\partial y}})w$ on the Rectangle $0 \leqq x \leqq l$,$| y | \leqq 1$

article by Pamela Cook et al published February 1973 in SIAM Journal on Mathematical Analysis

Wormlike micellar solutions: II. Comparison between experimental data and scission model predictions

Pressure-driven flow of wormlike micellar solutions in rectilinear microchannels

Unsteady transonic flow - Flow about a suddenly deflected wedge

Resonance in a Boundary Value Problem of Singular Perturbation Type

Lifting Line Theory for Transonic Flow

A study of pressure-driven flow of wormlike micellar solutions through a converging/diverging channel

scientific article

An unsteady transonic flow - Flow about a suddenly deflected wedge