Intended for scientists and engineers, this book describes the methods used to calculate flows at large Reynolds numbers, including inviscid flow methods, boundary layer methods, viscous-inviscid interaction methods, and Navier-Stokes equation methods.Contributed by 21 experts in the field, the topics included in the 12 chapters focus on methods to calculate flows around airplanes, ships, turbines, and reentering space vehicles.The book is a volume in the publishers' Advances in Fluid Mechanics Series.
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