Math with action script (Joukowski's + action script = HOW ?)

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The discussion focuses on integrating mathematics, specifically Joukowski's aerofoils, with Macromedia Flash ActionScript 2.0. The original poster seeks ideas on how to effectively combine these two areas. Suggestions include exploring existing Joukowski solvers available in Java and other programming languages, which could provide insights or frameworks for implementation in ActionScript. Familiarity with ActionScript is emphasized as crucial for successfully executing this integration.
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math with action script (Joukowski's + action script = HOW!??!?)

i have to combine maths with macromedia flash action script 2.0

and the only thing i can think of is Joukowski's aerofoils.
any ideas on how i could do that or what else I could do?
 
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There are many Joukowski JAVA and other types of solvers available on the internet. Go check some of them out and see if that's something you'd be interested in doing.

Hopefully you're familiar with actionscript though.
 
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