Lecture

Potential Flow: Equipotential Lines and Streamlines

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of potential flow around 2D bodies, including the combination of basic flows to represent flow around bodies, stagnation points, lift and drag forces determination, and the Magnus effect. It also discusses the characteristics of free and forced vortices, equipotential lines, and streamlines in fluid dynamics.

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Mechanical engineering

Aerospace engineering: Aerodynamics

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Mechanics: Fluid mechanics

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