Principles
of
Fluid Dynamics
of
Fluid Dynamics
Principles
of
Fluid Dynamics
of
Fluid Dynamics
by
Franco Mattioli
Franco Mattioli
by
Franco Mattioli
Franco Mattioli
Department of Physics
University of Bologna
University of Bologna
A textbook of fluid dynamics for undergraduate and graduate students
in Physics, Mathematics and Engineering
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Fluid Dynamics Volume I Volume II Appendices
Elements of Fluid Dynamics Elements
Services: Links
Principles
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Fluid Dynamics Volume I Volume II Appendices
Elements of Fluid Dynamics Elements
Services: Links
Web links.
In this page a series of links to web sites containing books, lectures and
other stuff concerning the various branches of the Fluid Dynamics are listed,
without any pretension of completeness.
First of all we have to bring to the attention the book by
Steward, R. H. - Physical Oceanography.
This was the first book published on the web that I had ever seen. It seemed to me a good idea, especially because in this way a book can be continuously corrected, improved and extended. A topic such as Fluid Dynamics is almost impossible to organize in a simple and definitive way. Changes are unavoidable and, after all, also desirable, if we want to keep a book at the maximum possible scientific level.
Some years later I discovered the other book by
Tomczak, M. - An Introduction to Physical Oceanography.
For a certain period of time no other books were available on the Web about Oceanography, at least to my knowledge.
Nowadays, a lot of books or lectures for students do exist on the web. As soon as possible, I will indicate the web sites where I have found useful information.
First of all we have to bring to the attention the book by
Steward, R. H. - Physical Oceanography.
This was the first book published on the web that I had ever seen. It seemed to me a good idea, especially because in this way a book can be continuously corrected, improved and extended. A topic such as Fluid Dynamics is almost impossible to organize in a simple and definitive way. Changes are unavoidable and, after all, also desirable, if we want to keep a book at the maximum possible scientific level.
Some years later I discovered the other book by
Tomczak, M. - An Introduction to Physical Oceanography.
For a certain period of time no other books were available on the Web about Oceanography, at least to my knowledge.
Nowadays, a lot of books or lectures for students do exist on the web. As soon as possible, I will indicate the web sites where I have found useful information.
Copyright © 2008 Franco Mattioli
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