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The typical context of the Taylor number is in characterization of the Couette flow between rotating colinear cylinders or rotating concentric spheres... There are various definitions of the Taylor number which are not all equivalent... the Taylor number is mathematically analogous to the Rayleigh number which characterizes the strength of buoyant forces relative... when the Taylor number exceeds a critical value...

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