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Bibliography of Advanced Fluid Mechanics
Chapter 1 Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics

1- 1 gauss theorem

1-2 Reynolds transport theorem and fluid motion equation

1-3 Stokes Theorem

1-4 complex potential of plane potential flow

1-5 Brasius theorem

Application of 1-6 conformal mapping method

1-7 space source field and dipole field without swirl

1-8 green's theorem

Basic solution of 1-9 two-dimensional water wave velocity potential

Some common vector operation formulas of 1- 10

1- 1 1 Cartesian tensor

Chapter II Fluid Kinematics and Vortex Motion Theory

2- 1 Discussion on Two Methods of Describing Fluid Motion

2-2 flow function and its properties

Motion analysis of 2-3 fluid micelle

2-4 Non-rotating Motion Velocity Potential and Its Characteristics

2-5 Basic Characteristics and Theorems of Vortex Motion

2-6 Velocity divergence field (source field)

2-7 Vortex Ring and Vortex Pair Pulse

2-8 Vortex and Vortex Instability

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Review thinking questions

Chapter III Basic Equations of Fluid Dynamics

3- 1 fluid constitutive equation

3-2 Mass Conservation Equation (Continuity Equation)

3-3 momentum conservation equation (Euler /N-S equation)

3-4 energy equation

3-5 Unified hydrodynamic equations, initial conditions and boundary conditions

Basic equations of fluid dynamics in 3-6 dimensionless formal similarity criteria

3-7 Basic Equation of Fluid Dynamics in Special Coordinate System

3-8 Simplified hydrodynamic equations at different levels

Some exact solutions of 3-9 incompressible viscous flow

Hydrodynamic equation in 3- 10 arbitrary curvilinear coordinate system

3- 1 1 hydrodynamic equation in non-orthogonal curvilinear coordinate system

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Chapter IV Potential Flow Theory

Complex potential of 4- 1 two-dimensional potential flow

4-2 Flat wall mirror image and cylindrical mirror image

Application of 4-3 conformal mapping method

4-4 Brasius Theorem and Lagar Theorem

Complex potential of cylinder 4-5 motion

4-6 Force and additional mass on a two-dimensional cylinder moving in an ideal fluid

Basic solution and superposition of 4-7 three-dimensional potential flow

4-8 Spherical Quantization (Spherical Mirror Image)

4-9 Calculate the force and additional mass of an object moving arbitrarily in unbounded fluid.

4- 10 three-dimensional Lagar theorem

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Review thinking questions

Chapter V Free Surface Effect

5- 1 bubble dynamics

Theoretical solution of cavitation flow around 5-2 hydrofoil

Basic equation and free surface boundary condition of 5-3 water wave

Basic solution of water fluctuation in 5-4 ideal fluid

5-5 surface waves at the interface between two liquids

Complex potential of two-dimensional singular motion under 5-6 free surface

Velocity potential of three-dimensional motion singularity under 5-7 free surface

Basic solution of velocity potential of 5-8 water wave diffraction, radiation and pulsation source

5-9 Some Basic Concepts of Ship Motion in Waves

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Chapter VI Engineering Turbulence Simulation

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