Lecture

Schlieren Images and Speed of Sound

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Description

This lecture covers the visualization technique of Schlieren images using various objects like a clap, lighter, and the Millennium Falcon, as well as the concept of speed of sound in different materials such as air, helium, and solids.

Instructor

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Official source

https://mediaspace.epfl.ch/media/0_69ncvcdv

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