Takei Masahiro: Fluid dynamics

Fluid mechanics is a branch of physics that deals with the motion of fluids, such as gases and liquids. It is closely related to various fields of engineering and is described through a variety of equations. Although fluid mechanics may give the impression of being a difficult subject due to the numerous formulas—such as Bernoulli's principle, the law of conservation of mass, and the Reynolds number—and the fact that it deals with gases and liquids whose movement cannot be observed with the naked eye, it is a discipline capable of answering even simple questions like, "How do airplanes fly? Why does a curveball curve? Why don't ships sink?" This guidebook is designed to help students fully understand the essence of fluid mechanics so that those who have lost the opportunity to understand the subject do not give up on the discipline altogether.

Korean title: 유체역학

Korean author: Takei Masahiro

Korean publisher: 성안당

ISBN-13: 9788931575408