ME564 Lecture 26: Potential flow and Laplace's equation

ME564 Lecture 26
Engineering Mathematics at the University of Washington
Potential flow and Laplace's equation
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The fluidic action starts at 12:15

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Lagrange is there next to Laplace. Amazing

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