Topics in Hyposonic Flow Theory, Paperback by Zeytounian, Radyadour, Brand Ne...

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Book Title: Topics in Hyposonic Flow Theory Language: English Author: R. Kh. Zeytounian Series: Lecture Notes in Physics Ser. Publication Year: 2010 Subject: Mechanics / Fluids, Environmental Science (See Also Chemistry / Environmental), Earth Sciences / Meteorology & Climatology, Physics / Mathematical & Computational, Mechanics / Thermodynamics ISBN: 9783642064951 Item Length: 9.3 in Item Weight: 16.5 Oz Item Width: 6.1 in Publication Name: Topics in Hyposonic Flow Theory Type: Textbook width: 6.1 in Subject Area: Science Number of Pages: Xvi, 286 Pages Format: Trade Paperback Publisher: Springer Berlin / Heidelberg

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Topics in Hyposonic Flow Theory, Paperback by Zeytounian, Radyadour, Brand Ne.... Topics in Hyposonic Flow Theory, Paperback by Zeytounian, Radyadour, ISBN 3642064957, ISBN-13 9783642064951, Brand New, Free shipping in the US Hyposonic fluid flows, characterized by a low Mach number, are mainly linked with geophysical and environmental fluid flows. In addition they are relevant to engineers because of their connection with aerodynamics. Ths brings together insights derived from mathematically rigorous results and combines them with a number of realistic fluid flow situations. Asymptotic analytic solutions for the low-Mach number cases are developed to provide both insights into the underlying physics as well as benchmarks for numerical computations. Topics in Hyposonic Flow Theory, Paperback by Zeytounian, Radyadour, ISBN 3642064957, ISBN-13 9783642064951, Brand New, Free shipping in the US Hyposonic fluid flows, characterized by a low Mach number, are mainly linked with geophysical and environmental fluid flows. In addition they are relevant to engineers because of their connection with aerodynamics. Ths brings together insights derived from mathematically rigorous results and combines them with a number of realistic fluid flow situations. Asymptotic analytic solutions for the low-Mach number cases are developed to provide both insights into the underlying physics as well as benchmarks for numerical computations.