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Flying Impossible with Prandtl No-Slip Flow Separation

Posted on November 23, 2019 by Claes Johnson

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This is the generic text book picture of the flow around a wing according to Prandtl as Father of Modern Fluid Mechanics. To this picture in new light go to this post.

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