- 80 pages
- English
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Derived from a course in fluid mechanics, this text for advanced undergraduates and beginning graduate students employs symmetry arguments to demonstrate the principles of dimensional analysis. The examples provided illustrate the effectiveness of symmetry arguments in obtaining the mathematical form of the functions yielded by dimensional analysis. Students will find these methods applicable to a wide field of interests.
After discussing several examples of method, the text examines pipe flow, material properties, gasdynamical examples, body in nonuniform flow, and turbulent flow. Additional topics include waves on a free liquid surface, examples with other fluid properties, and ideal gas equations of state. Figures appear throughout the text, which concludes with a bibliography.
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- DOVER BOOKS ON PHYSICS
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Table of Contents
- Preface
- Chapter 1 - Introduction
- Chapter 2 - Example of method
- Chapter 3 - Pipe flow
- Chapter 4 - Material properties
- Chapter 5 - Gasdynamical examples
- Chapter 6 - Body in nonuniform flow
- Chapter 7 - Turbulent flow
- Chapter 8 - Waves on a free liquid surface
- Chapter 9 - Examples with other fluid properties
- Chapter 10 - Ideal gas equations of state
- Bibliography