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Introduction to Mathematical Fluid Dynamics »
Authors: Richard E. Meyer
ISBN-13: 9780486458878, ISBN-10: 0486458873
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Dover Publications
Date Published: February 2007
Edition: (Non-applicable)
Author Biography: Richard E. Meyer
Book Synopsis
Introductory text to highly sophisticated mathematical discipline. Applied math undergrads, science grads will find excellent coverage of kinematics, Newtonian fluids, compressibility, etc.
Table of Contents
Subjects
Engineering
Mechanical Engineering & Dynamics Hydrodynamics
Science & Nature Physics Mechanical Physics - Fluid
Science & Nature All Science & Nature Physics
Nonfiction Science & Nature Physics
Nonfiction Science & Nature All Science & Nature
Mechanical Engineering & Dynamics HydrodynamicsScience & Nature
Physics Mechanical Physics - FluidScience & Nature
All Science & Nature PhysicsNonfiction
Science & Nature PhysicsNonfiction
Science & Nature All Science & Nature
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