Finding Lagrangian description of position from Eularian velocity description

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This discussion focuses on converting Eulerian velocity descriptions into Lagrangian position descriptions in fluid dynamics. The key method involves utilizing mathematical representations, specifically through the use of LaTeX for clarity in equations. Participants emphasize the importance of proper syntax in LaTeX to ensure accurate parsing of mathematical expressions. The conversation highlights the significance of understanding both Eulerian and Lagrangian frameworks for effective analysis in fluid mechanics.

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  • Research the mathematical foundations of Eulerian and Lagrangian descriptions in fluid dynamics
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nemo surfs said:
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Hello and welcome to MHB, nemo surfs! (Wave)

In order to get $\LaTeX$ to parse, you need to enclose the code in tags. The easiest method (for inline math) is to use the $\Sigma$ button on our toolbar, which will generate $$$$ tags, and put the cursor between the tags so you can then add your code. For example:

$$\infty$$

generates:

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