Aerodynamics for Engineers

 

Aerodynamics for Engineers



Aerodynamics for Engineers



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This textbook is for use in an intermediate to advanced aerodynamics course. Topics include fluid properties and mechanics, incompressible flow fields and boundary layers, compressible subsonic and transonic flows, hypersonic flows, and supersonic flows over wings and airplane configurations. Update

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