The curvature of the boundary is shown to alter the fluid's slip length, which may even become negative as a result. Due to the mesoscopic curvature of surface roughness, the microscopically calculated and the macroscopically measured slip lengths can be quite different.
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Einzel et al. (1990) studied this question.
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