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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Etienne Guyon , Jean-Pierre Hulin , Luc Petit , Catalin D. MitescuPublisher: Oxford University Press Imprint: Oxford University Press Dimensions: Width: 16.10cm , Height: 3.30cm , Length: 24.10cm Weight: 1.020kg ISBN: 9780198517467ISBN 10: 0198517467 Pages: 528 Publication Date: 01 December 2000 Audience: College/higher education , Tertiary & Higher Education Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: To order ![]() Stock availability from the supplier is unknown. We will order it for you and ship this item to you once it is received by us. Table of ContentsForeword ; Introduction ; 1. The physics of fluids ; 2. Diffusion of momentum under various flow conditions ; 3. Kinematics of fluid ; 4. Dynamics of fluids - local equations ; 5. Conservation laws ; 6. Potential flow ; 7. Vorticity - Dynamics of vortices ; 8. Flow at Low-Reynolds-Numbers ; 9. Laminar boundary layers ; 10. Hydrodynamic instabilities ; Appendix ; BibliographyReviews[A] highly original introductory text. . . . [that] emphasizes the molecular and microscopic origins of fluid phenomena. It is well illustrated with pictures resulting from actual experiments and numerical simulations, which are cleverly used to motivate the more mathematical developments. The authors have been involved in experimental and numerical modeling of fluid flows and related subjects, and many illustrations in the book are from their original work. -- Physics Today<br> The main advantage of Physical Hydronamics however, is that the book aims at providing a more physical understanding that underlies the mathematics. ... In short, the book gives a thorough and original coverage of fluid mechanics, in dealing with vortices and hydrodynamic instabilities it even goes beyond many of the other available textbooks. --Applied Rheology<br> [A] highly original introductory text. . . . [that] emphasizes the molecular and microscopic origins of fluid phenomena. It is well illustrated with pictures resulting from actual experiments and numerical simulations, which are cleverly used to motivate the more mathematical developments. The authors have been involved in experimental and numerical modeling of fluid flows and related subjects, and many illustrations in the book are from their original work. -- Physics Today The main advantage of Physical Hydronamics however, is that the book aims at providing a more physical understanding that underlies the mathematics. ... In short, the book gives a thorough and original coverage of fluid mechanics, in dealing with vortices and hydrodynamic instabilities it even goes beyond many of the other available textbooks. --Applied Rheology [A] highly original introductory text. . . . [that] emphasizes the molecular and microscopic origins of fluid phenomena. It is well illustrated with pictures resulting from actual experiments and numerical simulations, which are cleverly used to motivate the more mathematical developments. The authors have been involved in experimental and numerical modeling of fluid flows and related subjects, and many illustrations in the book are from their original work. -- Physics Today The main advantage of Physical Hydronamics however, is that the book aims at providing a more physical understanding that underlies the mathematics. ... In short, the book gives a thorough and original coverage of fluid mechanics, in dealing with vortices and hydrodynamic instabilities it even goes beyond many of the other available textbooks. --Applied Rheology [A] highly original introductory text. . . . [that] emphasizes the molecular and microscopic origins of fluid phenomena. It is well illustrated with pictures resulting from actual experiments and numerical simulations, which are cleverly used to motivate the more mathematical developments. The authors have been involved in experimental and numerical modeling of fluid flows and related subjects, and many illustrations in the book are from their original work. -- Physics Today The main advantage of Physical Hydronamics however, is that the book aims at providing a more physical understanding that underlies the mathematics. ... In short, the book gives a thorough and original coverage of fluid mechanics, in dealing with vortices and hydrodynamic instabilities it even goes beyond many of the other available textbooks. --Applied Rheology [A] highly original introductory text. . . . [that] emphasizes the molecular and microscopic origins of fluid phenomena. It is well illustrated with pictures resulting from actual experiments and numerical simulations, which are cleverly used to motivate the more mathematical developments. Theauthors have been involved in experimental and numerical modeling of fluid flows and related subjects, and many illustrations in the book are from their original work. -- Physics Today The main advantage of Physical Hydronamics however, is that the book aims at providing a more physical understanding that underlies the mathematics. ... In short, the book gives a thorough and original coverage of fluid mechanics, in dealing with vortices and hydrodynamic instabilities it even goesbeyond many of the other available textbooks. --Applied Rheology �A� highly original introductory text. . . . �that� emphasizes the molecular and microscopic origins of fluid phenomena. It is well illustrated with pictures resulting from actual experiments and numerical simulations, which are cleverly used to motivate the more mathematical developments. Theauthors have been involved in experimental and numerical modeling of fluid flows and related subjects, and many illustrations in the book are from their original work. -- Physics Today The main advantage of Physical Hydronamics however, is that the book aims at providing a more physical understanding that underlies the mathematics. ... In short, the book gives a thorough and original coverage of fluid mechanics, in dealing with vortices and hydrodynamic instabilities it even goesbeyond many of the other available textbooks. --Applied Rheology Author InformationEtienne Guyon, Professor of Physics at the University of Paris XI, France, and Director of the Ecole Normale Superieure in Paris, France Jean-Pierre Hulin, Professor of Physics at the University of Paris Sud in Orsay, France Luc Petit, Professor of Physics at the University of Nice, France Catalin D. Mitescu, Professor of Physics at Pomona College, Claremont, California Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |