Thinking Fluid Dynamics With Dolphins

[sarlo518]

Thinking Fluid Dynamics With Dolphins



Minoru Nagai, «Thinking Fluid Dynamics With Dolphins»
IOS Press | ISBN: 1586032313 | 2002 | PDF | 119 pages | 7.95 MB
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This small volume is the English edition of a Japanese book entitled "Learning fluid dynamics from dolphins". The title is derived from the fact that "Dolphins swim too fast to be explained scientifically". The first person to clearly describe this phenomenon was the English biologist Sir James Gray (J.Gray, 1936), and this mystery is known among physicists and specialists in marine engineering as "Gray's paradox" or simply as the "Mystery of dolphins". In addition to dolphins, tuna, marlin and some other fish are also famous for swimming at extraordinary high speeds. Treating both dolphins and fish together in the same title is difficult because both animals have far different taxonomy - dolphins belonging to oceanic mammals and tuna and marlin belonging to teleostei fish. This book uses dolphins as symbolic animals that perform high-speed swimming.

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[dragon 1989]

thanks man

[sarlo518]

@ Dragon

I would like to thank you for writing down thanks for many of my started treads. I would like to point out that although I appreciated the thanks written down you can just press the thanks button on the thread to view the link.

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[megoldberg]

It says when you click on the link "Such file does not exist or it has been removed for infringement of copyrights."
Thank you.