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The quantitative study of how fluids (gases and liquids) move.
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Difference between vorticity and circulation
Stokes' theorem cannot be applied here. The reason is that Stokes' theorem
can only be applied to a surface that is enclosed by a simple, closed, piecewise-smooth curve (see any decent textbook on vec …
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Proof of Rayleigh's stability criterion for a rotating inviscid fluid using linear perturbat...
This question is concerned with how to prove Rayleigh's stability criterion
for a rotating inviscid fluid. I can follow the details of the proof up to the
final line, but I cannot see immediately how …
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