Can a Newbie in CFD Learn from a BS in Applied Math/Statistics?

Thread starter Kori Smith
Start date Nov 22, 2015

Nov 22, 2015

Kori Smith

Hello! I'm Kori, an American university student in England. I got my BS in applied math/statistics, and am now studying computational fluid dynamics (CFD) for my MSc course.

I'm new to dynamics, but not so much in the realm maths. Hopefully we'll be able to help each other with understanding this broad topic

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