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Explicit solution for a Sea-Breeze flow model with special viscosity functions

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In this paper, we are concerned with determining the explicit solution of a Sea-Breeze flow model by selecting a special viscosity function. Firstly, we examine the exact solution when the viscosity function is related to a nonnegative constant coefficient. Further, by employing suitable transformations and forcing terms, we transform the original second order differential equation corresponding to the Sea-Breeze flow model into the Bessel equation and derive the corresponding exact solution. Finally, we determine the exact solution when the viscosity function is related to a nonnegative quadratic function.

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Li, Z., Wang, J. Explicit solution for a Sea-Breeze flow model with special viscosity functions. Monatsh Math (2024). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00605-024-01975-x

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