Abstract
The fluidic integral form of the cranking model kinetic energy, originally obtained from the noninteracting single-particle Schrodinger fluid, is shown also to apply to the rotation of systems of interacting nucleons. An explicit example of its agreement with the well known incompressible irrotational limit for the case of strongly paired systems is exhibited.
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