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Free Vortex Flow: Vorticity & Streamlines at Eye of Vortex
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[QUOTE="Death eater, post: 6223614, member: 648717"] [B]TL;DR Summary:[/B] Non-trivial component of velocity vector is tangential? In free vortex what does it mean " non-trivial component of velocity vector is tangential"? I know only the tangential component of velocity exists in free vortex flow, so what happens at the eye of the vortex ( what happens to vorticity and streamlines to be specific)? [/QUOTE]
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