Velocity relaxation of a particle in a confined compressible fluid.

@article{Tatsumi2013VelocityRO,
  title={Velocity relaxation of a particle in a confined compressible fluid.},
  author={Rei Tatsumi and Ryoichi Yamamoto},
  journal={The Journal of chemical physics},
  year={2013},
  volume={138 18},
  pages={
          184905
        }
}
The velocity relaxation of an impulsively forced spherical particle in a fluid confined by two parallel plane walls is studied using a direct numerical simulation approach. During the relaxation process, the momentum of the particle is transmitted in the ambient fluid by viscous diffusion and sound wave propagation, and the fluid flow accompanied by each mechanism has a different character and affects the particle motion differently. Because of the bounding walls, viscous diffusion is hampered… 
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