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[QUOTE="jasonRF, post: 4382091, member: 192203"] Since you are at a university I recommend you go to the library and browse to see if you find what you are looking for. I am not a fluids expert by any means (grad work was in plasma physics but only took one undergrad level fluids course), so hopefully others more knowledgeable jump in here. I enjoyed "physical fluid dynamics" by tritton; it was required (along with Landau) for the course I took. It is not so mathematical compared to Landau, and also doesn't cover surface waves (bummer!) but is an easy read for anyone who has taken even intermediate mechanics and EM. Lots of words to explain the physics and has some nice pictures; may be too light for someone like you, but great for getting physical insight. jason edit: you may also like these notes: http://www.pma.caltech.edu/Courses/ph136/yr2011/ [url]http://farside.ph.utexas.edu/teaching.html[/url] [/QUOTE]
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