MATH444-12S1 (C)
Special Topic in Mathematics - Inviscid Fluid Dynamics
This is a semester one course.
Course Information
Special Topic 2012 - Inviscid Fluid Dynamics
Fluid Dynamics is the study of how aeroplanes fly, flags flap, blood flows, rivers run, waves break, and galaxies turn. Anything remotely fluid-like, from desert sand dunes through water fountains to the slow flow of mountains, can be described and studied by the methods of fluid mechanics.
In this course, we will learn the fundamental definitions, theorems, and results of the basis of the subject, concentrating on flows which can reasonably be approximated by modelling a non-sticky (or inviscid) fluid.
This course will be excellent preparation for the Semester 2 course in viscous fluid dynamics (MATH442-12S2).
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Dr Phillip Wilson
Room 702 Erskine Building
Phone Extension 4867
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