Lecture

Prandtl Equations: Boundary Layer Analysis

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Description

This lecture covers the Prandtl equations for 2D flow, matched asymptotic expansion, viscous friction, scales, dominant balance, self-similar solution, and boundary layer equations in streamfunction formulation. It explains the concept of boundary layer, leading order terms, small parameter, and matching condition.

Instructor

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Mechanics: Fluid mechanics

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