Fluiditeetti
Fluiditeetti is a theoretical construct that seeks to describe the intrinsic behavior of fluids in response to external forces and boundary conditions. The term combines the Finnish root "fluid" with the noun-forming suffix "-teetti," suggesting a foundational principle or doctrine. According to the literature, Fluiditeetti posits that fluid motion can be characterized by a set of invariant relationships that remain constant across scale, temperature, and viscosity variations. The framework integrates conservation laws with empirical scaling coefficients derived from high‑resolution computational fluid dynamics studies.
The concept was first articulated in a 1999 monograph by Finnish fluid dynamicist Tapio Lähde, who argued
Practical applications of Fluiditeetti include the optimization of micro‑fluidic channels for lab‑on‑a‑chip devices, where accurate predictions