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Fluid Mechanics

Heat and mass transport are two topics added to this edition, and the complex problem solutions are presented in Microsoft EXCEL. To compliment the text there is a new web site, containing information on computing (principally files) and MATLAB and MATHEMATICA tutorials.

Audience
adult
Length
epic · 740 pages

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