A non-Newtonian fluid is one whose viscosity changes under an applied shear stress. Unlike a Newtonian fluid where viscosity is constant, its flow properties are not described by a linear relationship between shear stress ([latex]\tau[/latex]) and shear rate ([latex]\dot{\gamma}[/latex]). This dependency can manifest as せん断減粘性 (粘度は応力とともに低下する)または せん断増粘 (粘度は応力とともに増加する。)

















