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can someone suggest a good introductory book on fluid dynamics from a physics pov?
This discussion focuses on recommended introductory books on fluid dynamics from a physics perspective. Key titles include "Physical Fluid Dynamics" by Tritton and "Mathematics Applied to Continuum Mechanics" by Segel, both of which serve as excellent introductions. More advanced texts mentioned are "Fluid Mechanics" by Landau & Lifshitz and "Hydrodynamics" by Lamb. Additionally, "Vectors, Tensors, and the Equations of Fluid Dynamics" by Arris is suggested as a useful reference for mastering fluid dynamics equations.
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