Mathematical, Numerical and Physical Reacting Fluid Dynamics

The static and dynamic splitting of the flow relies on both variables and the governing equations. It’s easy to assume that any system can be split into a static flowfield and a dynamics flowfield. This is similar yet different than splitting the flowfield into a time average and an unsteady component. Mathematical, Numerical and Physical Reacting Fluid Dynamics discusses and analyzes the different techniques used to conclude key aspects of fluid dynamics, the analysis of mechanisms and the design of mechanical systems.

This book presents key aspects of the mathematics, the physics and the numerical approaches to extract key conclusions in terms of design of systems and in term of physical understanding of fluid mechanics. The merging of physics, computational methods and applications, with a flavor of practical engineering will appeal to both Masters’ and PhD students in mechanical and aerospace engineering as well as those in industry.