Abstract
The stability of a layer of a triply nonlinear liquid flowing down an inclined plane is investigated. It is found that the flow is always stable with respect to surface wave formation, if the liquid is predominantly non-Newtonian. However, it is predicted that the instability of the flow is due to shear waves. The reduction of an angle of inclination of the plane and the second viscosity are all shown to be stabilizing factors.
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