Talk:Womersley number

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Help with this template Comments: edit – history – watch – refresh If the characteristic length used to define the Reynolds number and Strouhal number is the same as that used to define the Womersley number (i.e., the radius) then they are related as, alpha = sqrt(2* piReSt).

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