Source Terms Explained: Fluid Dynamics for Newbies

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I'm relatively knew to fluid dynamics. I'm self teaching myself. Could someone explain what it means to say a function or vector is a source term? Are there any significant mathematical properties/uniqueness's? I'm working with vector matrices, so if you could explain in this context that would be great. Thanks.
 
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Go to http://ask.com and type the search question, e.g., in fluid dynamics, what is a source term?

Good luck. :smile:
 

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