The Theory of Subsonic Plane Flow
The Theory of Subsonic Plane Flow
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inc GSTThis 1961 book presents a concise and systematic treatment of two-dimensional subsonic, inviscid fluid motion and its aeronautical applications. Part I surveys the relevant fluid dynamics, assuming only a basic knowledge of the topic. In Part II, the methods of conformal mapping and Cauchy integrals are developed, on the assumption that the reader has only an elementary understanding of complex variable theory; this will be of interest to a wide range of applied mathematicians and engineers. In Part III, the methods are applied to several problems in fluid mechanics and aero dynamics. The text provides an extensive account of mixed boundary-value problems and treats such examples of these problems as occur in ventilated wind-tunnel theory, jet-flap theory and unsteady Hemholtz motions.
Product details
June 2011Paperback
9780521283199
618 pages
229 × 152 × 35 mm
0.9kg
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Table of Contents
- Preface
- List of principal symbols
- Part I. Fluid Motion Theory:
- 1. Introductory theory
- 2. General theory of two-dimensional flow
- Part II. Complex Variable Theory:
- 3. Cauchy integrals and their application to harmonic function boundary value problems
- 4. Mixed and periodic boundary conditions
- 5. Conformal mapping
- Part II. Applications:
- 6. General account of methods: sources, doublets and vortices
- 7. Flow in channels
- 8. Aerofoil theory
- 9. Unsteady aerofoil theory
- 10. Flow past semi-infinite profiles
- 11. Wakes and cavities
- 12. Cascades of aerofoils
- 13. Lifting aerofoils in channels
- 14. Unsteady motion of aerofoils in channels and jets
- Concluding remarks
- References
- Index.
