Discusses approximations in incompressible, unsteady, and inviscid flow, lift, drag, viscosity, and fluid element deformation.
Focuses on velocity boundary layer equations in laminar flow and covers mass and momentum conservation, Navier-Stokes equations, and the Reynolds number.
Covers laminar and turbulent flow, pressure losses, Reynolds number, Poiseuille flow, and friction in piping networks.
Explores viscous fluid dynamics, including drag force, lift force, turbulence, viscosity, and the Magnus effect.
Explores Reynolds decomposition, RANS equations, k-epsilon model, and turbulent energy evolution.
Introduces fluid mechanics in biomechanics, covering Eulerian description, momentum conservation, Navier-Stokes equations, and practical simulations.
