.Learning Fluid Dynamics on my Own

[ziad1985]

Hello everyone this is my first post.
I'm trying to learn Fluid Dynamics On my own.
I'm already a Physics Student,I have a Book for Landu And Lif****z Course of Theoretical Physics Volume 6 (Fluid Dynamics),SO far i see the book very good,but i was wondering if it's enough to learn it from this book,would i need something else or it's good?

thx

 

[Astronuc]

I have browsed the table of contents to Landau and Lifsh!tz, Fluid Mechanics, Second Edition : Volume 6 (Course of Theoretical Physics), and it seems reasonably comprehensive.

You may also wish to refer to this thread which contains additional books.

"recommend a fluid mechanics book..."
https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?p=862689#post862689

 

[quicknote]

Hello! It's great to hear that you're interested in learning Fluid Dynamics on your own. I can assure you that self-learning is a valuable skill and can be very rewarding. Landau and Lif****z's book is a classic reference in the field of Fluid Dynamics and is a great starting point for your studies. However, as with any subject, it's always beneficial to have multiple resources to supplement your learning. I would recommend exploring other textbooks, online courses, and even attending seminars or workshops to gain a broader understanding of the topic. Additionally, hands-on experience through experiments or simulations can greatly enhance your understanding of Fluid Dynamics. Keep up the enthusiasm and keep learning!