Eulerian And Lagrangian Descriptions In Fluid Mechanics
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Illustrates the two principal ways of describing fluid motion, using computer-generated displays of displacement, velocity and acceleration fields. Shows the physical relationship between the two descriptions and the possibility of a Eulerian framework. The physical meaning of the material derivative is illustrated for both scalar and vector fields.
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