Lecture

Vorticity Conservation and Diffusion

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Description

This lecture covers topics such as vorticity conservation, diffusion, boundary layers, inviscid and potential flow, vorticity equations, streamfunction, Biot-Savart induction, vortex ring, and stretching of vorticity tubes. It also discusses the circulation production due to viscous stress.

Instructor

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