| Number of allowable conditions for inviscid and viscous subsonic flow in an open domain. |
| More specifically, Part 1 is devoted to the study of particular solutions of the inviscid equation which blow up in finite time. |
| The theoretical extension of Prandtl's inviscid lifting line theory to the viscous flow over rotating cylinders. |
| Velocity potential and stream function formulations are available to analyze inviscid fluid flow. |
| A possible measure of drag is shear stress, but normal forces for inviscid flow can be viewed as responsible for most of the power loss. |
| If viscosity is artificially added in an inviscid model, it has only a small effect on performance. |
