Other Intr. Fluid Mech. for Physicists and Mathematicians by Pert

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The discussion centers on seeking recommendations for fluid mechanics books suitable for physicists, specifically mentioning a book by G. J. Pert published by Wiley. The book has a 3/5 star rating but lacks detailed reviews. An alternative option is also provided through a link to another book titled "Introductory Fluid Mechanics for Physicists and Mathematicians." Participants are encouraged to suggest other relevant titles that have new editions available.
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Any thoughts on this book? I'm interested in a fluid mech book for physicists, this one looks good but I can't find any reviews on it. You can suggest other books as well, as long as they have available new editions.
 
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It's by G. J. Pert, publisher Wiley. Here's a link.
 

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