EULER’S FLUIDS AND NON-DIFFERENTIABLE SPACE-TIME

M. Agop (Romania), Liliana Chicos (Romania), P. Nica (Romania) and Anca Harabagiu (Romania)

Received May 7, 2007

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Keywords and phrases: Euler’s fluids, non-differentiable space-time, hydrodynamic model, wave mechanics model, generalized Schrödinger type equation.