Lecture

Concepts of Fluid Mechanics: Forces, Fluid Definition, Eulerian Description

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Description

This lecture covers sections 9.1 to 9.4, introducing forces in static and dynamic fluids, a historic experiment on gas molecules, fluid classification, Eulerian concept for fluid motion, and conservation laws. It discusses pressure, fluids definition, mass densities, Eulerian description, acceleration, and conservation laws.

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