Theoretical Hydrodynamics This classic exposition of the mathematical theory of fluid motion is applicable to both hydrodynamics and aerodynamics. Based on vector methods and notation with their natural consequence in two dimensions — the complex variable — it offers more than exercises and nearly diagrams. A classic on Theory of Elasticity. A compreensive book on Stress, Strain… Theoretical hydrodynamics by L.
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Advanced mathematical techniques "calculus" are introduced and applied to obtain these solutions, mostly from complex function theory Schwarz-Christoffel theorem and Wiener-Hopf technique , exterior calculus, singularity theory, asymptotic analysis, the theory of linear and nonlinear integral equations and the theory of characteristics.
Many of the derivations, so far contained only in research journals, are made available here to a wider public. It was long ago that group analysis of differential equations became a powerful tool for studying nonlinear equations and boundary value problems. This analysis was especially fruitful in application to the basic equations of mechanics and physics because the invariance principles are already involved in their derivation.
It is in no way a coincidence that the equations of hydrodynamics served as the first object for applying the new ideas and methods of group analysis which were developed by 1. Ovsyannikov and his school. The authors rank themselves as disciples of the school. Levi-Civita's Solution Circular vortex Pressure due to a circular vortex Hollow Rankine's combined vortex Rectilinear vortex filament circular vortex Single vortex filament Motion of vortex filaments Two Motion of a system of vortex filaments Vortex pair Vortex doublet Source and vortex Vortex filament parallel to two perpendicular planes Vortex in or outside a circular cylinder Vortices in the presence of a circular cylinder Stationary vortex filaments in the presence of a cylinder Conformal transformation Green's equivalent Single infinite row Karman Wave motion Kinematical condition at the free surface Pressure condition at the free surface Surface waves Speed of propagation The paths of the particles waves on deep water Pressure due to a deep water wave Progressive Kinetic energy of progressive waves Potential Group velocity Dynamical significance of group Wave Stationary Waves at an interface when the upper surface Surface tension Surface Effect of capillarity is on waves at an Speed of propagation on deep water interface Effect of wind Long waves The pressure The surface elevation Wave progressing in one direction only Change of profile in long waves Effect of small disturbing forces Tides in Form An An Exact Sound waves Plane waves Plane waves in a Spherical waves Axisymmetrical motions Stokes' stream function Simple source Submarine explosion Uniform stream Source in - - a uniform stream Finite line source Airship Source forms and equal sink.
Doublet Rankine's solids Green's equivalent strata Butler's sphere Kinetic Pressure Action of a source on a sphere Action of a radial doublet on a sphere Boundary condition The sphere Stream function for a planetary For a circular disc ellipsoid Venturi tube Stream function for an ovary ellipsoid Paraboloid of revolution Kelvin's inversion Weiss's sphere theorem theorem Concentric spheres If the outer envelope is in the same direction Sphere moving perpendicularly to a wall spheres moving in the line of centres Two Sphere moving parallel to a wail spheres moving at right angles to the line of centres - motion of an harmonics Ellipsoidal coordinates Ellipsoidal at rest Rotating ellipsoid Kinetic energy of the liquid Rate of change of the impulse Moving origin Equations of motion Impulse derived from the kinetic energy Equations in terms of kinetic energy Permanent translation Permanent rotation Solid containing Lagrange's equations Sphere in the presence of a wall Solid of revolution athwart an inviscid stream Poisson's equation Velocity expressed in Flux through a Unbounded Vortex filament Electrical Kinetic terms of vorticity circuit fluid analogy energy Axisymmetrical motions Circular vortex filament Equation satisfied by the stream function Hill's spherical vortex The stress tensor of a perfect fluid The viscosity hypothesis The equation of motion Steady motion no external forces ; Boundary conditions in a viscous fluid Equation satisfied by the vorticity Decay of vorticity Circulation in a viscous liquid Dissipation of energy : The flow of heat in a fluid Flow between parallel plates Flow through a pipe Components of stress Effect of viscosity on water waves Axisymmetrical motion
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