Lecture

Basic Potential Flows: Sources, Sinks, and Vortices

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This lecture covers the concept of basic potential flows, including sources, sinks, and vortices. It explains mass conservation in flow systems and Laplace's equation. The lecture also discusses the circulation around curves and the behavior of vortices in different flow conditions.

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