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Abstract
In this illuminating study, a new distinct family of semi-analytical solutions for the nonlinear system describing the rivulet flow of viscoplastic fluid (with the non-zero critical maximal level of plasticity τs), is presented with updating to the case of rivulet flowing on inclined heated plane surface which can be considered as the stretching plane linearly dependent on time t due to thermal expansion. Therefore, purely non-Newtonian case of solution {} of viscoplastic flow has been highlighted. It is worthnoting that the obtained unsteady solutions are fully decribed by Riccati-type ODE which means a possible jumping of rivulet flowing: sudden accelerating or decelerating of the flow at approriate moment of time. Approximate general mode for rivulet flow is obtained. Profile of pressure can be retrieved from two partial differential equations of the 1st order, depending of function τs of plasticity.
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