Need a book with good intro to Taylor Couette flow

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For those seeking to understand Taylor-Couette flow after completing an introductory course in aerodynamics, several resources are recommended. While specific book titles were not provided, informative links were shared, including a research paper on arXiv, a project from Clemson University, and an academic article discussing the relationship between Taylor-Couette flow and Rayleigh-Bénard convection. These resources aim to bridge the gap in knowledge from basic Couette flow to the more complex dynamics of Taylor-Couette flow, making them suitable for readers with a foundational understanding of fluid dynamics.
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Hi I just finished a good intro to aerodynamics but I want to understand taylor couette flow. My book stopped at 2d couette flow between 2 plates.

I need a good book that someone with only an intro to Aero can understand! Any recommendations?
 
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