A first-order partial-slip correction to Stokes flow in a conical diffuser is derived, showing that slip at the cone wall generates a polar velocity component and therefore vorticity.
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Stokes flow of incompressible liquid through a conical diffuser with partial slip boundary condition
A first-order partial-slip correction to Stokes flow in a conical diffuser is derived, showing that slip at the cone wall generates a polar velocity component and therefore vorticity.