MATH 272B
Mathematical Aspects of Fluid Mechanics
Description: Lecture, three hours. Requisite: course 272A. Review of basic theory of moving continua, fluid equations, integral theorems. Simple solutions, flow created by slowly moving bodies, flows where viscosity is negligible, vortices, boundary layers and their separation, water waves, ship waves, compressional waves, shock waves, turbulence theory (overview).
Units: 4.0
Units: 4.0
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Spring 2021 - Professor Roper is an excellent professor who truly values whether or not his students learn in his class. Being an undergrad taking his class, I was a bit worried about the pace and the rigor of the class. However, I soon realized that Professor Roper is extremely helpful during lecture as well as his office hours. I found his lectures to be extremely interesting and engaging, and I can safely say through this that he is one of the best maths professors in our department. I would recommend this class 10/10. Thank you, Professor Roper.
Spring 2021 - Professor Roper is an excellent professor who truly values whether or not his students learn in his class. Being an undergrad taking his class, I was a bit worried about the pace and the rigor of the class. However, I soon realized that Professor Roper is extremely helpful during lecture as well as his office hours. I found his lectures to be extremely interesting and engaging, and I can safely say through this that he is one of the best maths professors in our department. I would recommend this class 10/10. Thank you, Professor Roper.
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