Videos like this prove the efficacy of having solutions that go deep into the thought process for derivations. Yes, I completely understand that the best learning happens with struggle. However a very well explained derivation, not just one that shows key steps without explanation, is going to offer similar insight. I would argue it's just as effective if a learner then goes on to apply what they learned.
![Reynolds decomposition and Reynolds Averaged Navier-Stokes (RANS) [Fluid Mechanics #11]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/wbopUEnpM-o/mqdefault.jpg)
That was worth about 20 hours of staring at a fluid mechanics book in 10 minutes. I'll be rewatching this again and again.
Thanks for the kind feedback!
Videos like this prove the efficacy of having solutions that go deep into the thought process for derivations. Yes, I completely understand that the best learning happens with struggle. However a very well explained derivation, not just one that shows key steps without explanation, is going to offer similar insight. I would argue it's just as effective if a learner then goes on to apply what they learned.
I cannot thank you enough for this explanation. This helped me a lot in my thesis.
dang you have a gift for explaining things. thank you so much
Thanks for the kind feedback. I hope to have more content before too long. Will post here also.
best of the best bro
which app or software do you use to write or edit like this? thanks
Can you please explain how did you get that 2D form of NS equation
Thank you!
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