Invariant quantities in shear flow

The dynamics of systems out of thermal equilibrium is usually treated on a case-by-case basis without knowledge of fundamental and universal principles. We address this problem for a class of driven steady states, namely, those mechanically driven at the boundaries such as complex fluids under shear...

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Published in:Physical review letters 2008-12, Vol.101 (24), p.240601-240601, Article 240601
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