流體力學(xué)

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作　者：	（）L.D.Landau，（）E.M.Lifshitz著
出版社：	世界圖書(shū)出版公司北京公司
叢編項(xiàng)：	Course of Theoretical Physics
標(biāo)　簽：	流體動(dòng)力學(xué)

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ISBN：	9787506242608	出版時(shí)間：	1999-05-01	包裝：	簡(jiǎn)裝本
開(kāi)本：	22cm	頁(yè)數(shù)：	539	字?jǐn)?shù)：

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　　The content and treatment in this edition remain in accordance with what was said in the preface to the first edition （see below）. My chief care in revising and augmenting has been to comply with this principle. Despite the lapse of thirty years， the previous edition has， with very slight exceptions， not gone out of date. Its material has been only fairly slightly supplemented and modified. About ten new sections have been added.　此書(shū)為英文版！

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PrefacestotheEnglisheditions
E.M.Lifshitz
Notation.
I.IDEALFLUIDS
1.Theequationofcontinuity
2.Euler'sequation
3.Hydrostatics
4.Theconditionthatconvectionbeabsent
5.Bernoulli'sequation
6.Theenergyflux
7.Themomentumflux
8.Theconservationofcirculation
9.Potentialflow
10.Incompressiblefluids
11.Thedragforceinpotentialflowpastabody
12.Gravitywaves
13.Internalwavesinanincompressiblefluid
14.Wavesinarotatingfluid
II.VISCOUSFLUIDS
15.Theequationsofmotionofaviscousfluid
16.Energydissipationinanincompressiblefluid
17.Flowinapipe
18.Flowbetweenrotatingcylinders
19.Thelawofsimilarity
20.FlowwithsmallReynoldsnumbers
21.Thelaminarwake
22.Theviscosityofsuspensions
23.Exactsolutionsoftheequationsofmotionforaviscousfluid
24.Oscillatorymotioninaviscousfluid
25.Dampingofgravitywaves
III.TURBULENCE
26.Stabilityofsteadyflow
27.Stabilityofrotaryflow
28.Stabilityofflowinapipe
29.Instabilityoftangentialdiscontinuities
30.Quasi-periodicflowandfrequencylocking
31.Strangeattractors
32.Transitiontoturbulencebyperioddoubling
33.Fullydevelopedturbulence
34.Thevelocitycorrelationfunctions
35.Theturbulentregionandthephenomenonofseparation
36.Theturbulentjet
37.Theturburentwake
38.Zhukovskii'stheorem
IV.BOUNDARYLAYERS
39.Thelaminarboundarylayer
40,Flownearthelineofseparation
41.Stabilityofflowinthelaminarboundarylayer
42.Thelogarithmicvelocityprofile
43.Turbulentflowinpipes
44.Theturbulentboundarylayer
45.Thedragcrisis
46.Flowpaststreamlinedbodies
47.Induceddrag
48.Theliftofathinwing
V.THERMALCONDUCTIONINFLUIDS
49.Thegeneralequationofheattransfer
50.Thermalconductioninanincompressiblefluid
51.Thermalconductioninaninfinitemedium
52.Thermalconductioninafinitemedium
53.Thesimilaritylawforheattransfer
54.Heattransferinaboundarylayer
55.Heatingofabodyinamovingfluid
56.Freeconvection
57.Convectiveinstabilityofafluidatrest
VI.DIFFUSION
58.Theequationsoffluiddynamicsforamixtureoffluids
59.Coefficientsof'masstransferandthermaldiffusion
60.Diffusionofparticlessuspendedinafluid
VII.SURFACEPHENOMENA
61.Laplace'sformula
62.Capillarywaves
63.Theeffectofadsorbedfilmsonthemotionofaliquid
VIII.SOUND
64.Soundwaves
65.Theenergyandmomentumofsoundwaves
66.Reflectionandrefractionofsoundwaves
67.Geometricalacoustics
68.Propagationofsoundinamovingmedium
69.Characteristicvibrations
70.Sphericalwaves..
71.Cylindricalwaves
72.Thegeneralsolutionofthewaveequation
73.Thelateralwave
74.Theemissionofsound
75.Soundexcitationbyturbulence
76.Thereciprocityprinciple
77.Propagationofsoundinatube
78.Scatteringofsound
79.Absorptionofsound
80.Acousticstreaming
81.Secondviscosity
IX.SHOCKWAVES
82.Propagationofdisturbancesinamovinggas
83.Steadyflowofagas
84.Surfacesofdiscontinuity
85.Theshockadiabatic
86.Weakshockwaves
87.Thedirectionofvariationofquantifiesinashockwave
88.Evolutionaryshockwaves
89.Shockwavesinapolytropicgas
90.Corrugationinstabilityofshockwaves
91.Shockwavepropagationinapipe
92.Obliqueshockwaves
93.Thethicknessofshockwaves
94.Shockwavesinarelaxingmedium
95.Theisothermaldiscontinuity
96.Weakdiscontinuities
X.ONE-DIMENSIONALGASFLOW
97.Flowofgasthroughanozzle
98.Flowofaviscousgasinapipe
99.One-dimensionalsimilarityflow
100.Discontinuitiesintheinitialconditions
101.One-dimensionaltravellingwaves
102.Formationofdiscontinuitiesinasoundwave
103.Characteristics
104.Riemanninvariants
105.Arbitraryone-dimensionalgasflow
106.Astrongexplosion
107.Animplodingsphericalshockwave
108.Shallow-watertheory
XI.THEINTERSECTIONOFSURFACESOFDISCONTINUITY
109.Rarefactionwaves
110.Classificationofintersectionsofsurfacesofdiscontinuity
111.Theintersectionofshockwaveswithasolidsurface
112.Supersonicflowroundanangle
113.Flowpastaconicalobstacle
XII.TWO-DIMENSIONALGASFLOW
114.Potentialflowofagas
115.Steadysimplewaves
116.Chaplygin'sequation:thegeneralproblemofsteadytwo-dimensionalgasflow
117.Characteristicsinsteadytwo-dimensionalflow
118.TheEuler-Tricomiequation.Transonicflow
119.SolutionsoftheEuler-Tricomiequationnearnon-singularpointsofthesonicsurface
120.Flowatthevelocityofsound
121.Thereflectionofaweakdiscontinuityfromthesonicline
XIII.FLOWPASTFINITEBODIES
122.Theformationofshockwavesinsupersonicflowpastbodies
123.Supersonicflowpastapointedbody
124.Subsonicflowpastathinwing
125.Supersonicflowpastawing
126.Thelawoftransonicsimilarity
127.Thelawofhypersonicsimilarity
XIV.FLUIDDYNAMICSOFCOMBUSTION
128.Slowcombustion
129.Detonation
130.Thepropagationofadetonationwave
131.Therelationbetweenthedifferentmodesofcombustion
132.Condensationdiscontinuities
XV.RELATIVISTICFLUIDDYNAMICS
133.Theenergy-momentumtensor
134.Theequationsofrelativisticfluiddynamics
135.Shockwavesinrelativisticfluiddynamics
136.Relativisticequationsforflowwithviscosityandthermalconduction
XVI.DYNAMICSOFSUPERFLUIDS
137.Principalpropertiesofsuperfluids
138.Thethermo-mechanicaleffect
139.Theequationsofsuperfluiddynamics
140.Dissipativeprocessesinsuperfluids
141.Thepropagationofsoundinsuperfluids
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