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Perfect Fluids

de Boer, Jan, Hartong, Jelle, Obers, Niels A. et al.

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We develop a new theory of perfect fluids with translation and rotation symmetry, which is also applicable in the absence of any type of boost symmetry.

It involves introducing a new fluid variable, the kinetic mass density, which is needed to define the most general energy-momentum tensor for perfect fluids.
Our theory leads to corrections to the Euler equations for perfect fluids that might be observable in hydrodynamic fluid experiments.
We also derive new expressions for the speed of sound in perfect fluids.