Point Sources and Point Sinks

In this video we look at how to find the potential and stream functions for sources and sinks in 2D.

[@MariaGarcia-ey3fg]

This is so well explained. I wish you explained more things like vortices, circulation, flows and pressures around cylinders, and the magnus effect

[@Ensign_Cthulhu]

Outstanding. Clearly presented, so much so that even with high school calculus, some background reading, and a dash of self-taught partial derivatives I could follow what was going on. I've been interested in this stuff for years, but my chosen career took me in other directions and it became an intermittent hobby which I resurrect from time to time.
The more of this stuff there is, the better.

[@TheCompleteGuide1]

Great. Fluids can be extremely frustrating at times but also very elegant once you work it all out. I'm planning to add more videos on fluids (particularly boundary theory and the Navier Stokes Equations over the Christmas period).

[@frankpistella5831]

This was incredible. I'm currently studying for an aerodynamics exam. Thank you!

[@wasimshaikh1444]

Great video sir.
Please explain more of fluid mechanics in this very lucid manner.
It's humble request to you.

[@wasimshaikh1444]

you got a new sub.

[@zackbristol1]

Great videos on potential flow. I hope you keep them going

[@colinschweigert1151]

thank you, this is great. Made up for falling asleep in lecture!!!

[@cheekychoc5132]

Very well explained. Cheers!

[@Daniel7681]

Thank you! Really simplifies things.

[@TheRealReaper93]

thank you TCGE! very cool!

[@_brenda4975]

great explanation！many thx！

[@NAYAN-t3e]

5:50 But streamlines doesn't meet ???

[@NavajoLion]

wow coolest accent ever!

[@husainhamid9872]

very helpful!

[@nanodynamics5203]

BIG like
Thanks

[@ethanboba5262]

nice

[@aliagree8448]

perfect

[@gopiguptainavolu5688]

good

[@123dweaver]

This sure looks like a "line" source and not a point source...

[@emrecoskun1564]

verdim şukunu pampa