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Waves And Compressible Flow 1st Edition Hilary Ockendon John R Ockendon

SKU: BELL-1084500

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Waves And Compressible Flow 1st Edition Hilary Ockendon John R Ockendon instant download after payment.

Publisher: Springer

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.02 MB

Pages: 198

Author: Hilary Ockendon, John R. Ockendon

ISBN: 9780387403991, 038740399X

Language: English

Year: 2004

Edition: 1

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Waves And Compressible Flow 1st Edition Hilary Ockendon John R Ockendon by Hilary Ockendon, John R. Ockendon 9780387403991, 038740399X instant download after payment.

This books aims to provide students and rsearchers with a basis for understanding the wide range of wave phenomena with which any mathematician may be confronted in applications. Compressible flow is the main focus of the book however the authors show how wave phenomena in electromagentism and solid mechanics can be treated using similar mathematical methods. This book originated from a course at Oxford University and previous book by H Ockendon and R Taylor entitled Inviscid Fluid Flows. This monograph has been retitled and revised throughly to reflect scientific interest. The book has exercises at end of each chapter and should appeal to senior undergraduate and graduate students interested in fluid mechanics.