ArticleZeitschrift fuer angewandte mathematik und physik2026
Homogenised balance equations for nematic liquid crystal flow in elastic porous media.
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We derive a new mathematical model for the macroscopic behaviour of a linear elastic porous medium weakly interacting with an incompressible, slowly flowing, nematic liquid crystal under the one elastic constant approximation and a simplified hypothesis concerning the fluid viscosities for which the stress tensor remains dependent on the nematic director, which is the average fluid molecular orientation, but is symmetric. In this situation, the angular momentum equation, which governs the dynamics of the nematic director, decouples from the linear momentum equations of the fluid. As such, whilst the nematic anisotropy affects the flow profile, the fluid flow no longer affects the configuration of the nematic director. We assume that the typical pore dimension (the
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