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Hi. What's a standard reference for physicsts concerning the topic of fluid dynamics or computational FD.
The discussion centers around identifying standard references for fluid dynamics and computational fluid dynamics (CFD), including both theoretical and practical texts. Participants share their personal recommendations and experiences with various books in the field.
Participants generally share their personal recommendations, but there is no consensus on a single standard reference for fluid dynamics or CFD, and some uncertainty remains regarding specific CFD texts.
Some recommendations may depend on individual experiences and preferences, and the discussion does not resolve which texts are universally accepted as standards.
olgranpappy said:G. K. Batchelor "An Introduction to Fluid Dynamics", and Landau and Lif****z Vol. 6 are the ones that I am used to. Also, Sommerfeld wrote a good old-school book on hydrodynamics where he treats a lot of cute problems like smoke rings and whatnot.
GDogg said:PS: It's outrageous that we can't say L-i-f-s-h-i-t-z!![]()