Lectures related to Sailing: Theory and Practical Applications

Explores the theory of lift in fluid dynamics and its application in sailboat design.

Explores the dynamics of sailing ships, including drag, sail design, and foiling.

Covers potential flow around 2D bodies, stagnation points, lift and drag forces, and vortices.

Explores drag, momentum, impulse, and center of mass, emphasizing the application of forces and the conservation of momentum.

Explores fluid dynamics, covering Navier-Stokes equations, momentum conservation, stresses, and dimensional analysis.

Explores boundary layer concepts, viscosity impact, drag and lift forces, and dimensional pipe flow analysis.

Explores turbulence characteristics, simulation methods, and modeling challenges, providing guidelines for choosing and validating turbulence models.

Explores free convection, laminar flow boundary layer equations, and heat transfer principles.

Covers drag, momentum, and center of mass, emphasizing conservation laws and force applications.

Explores viscous fluid dynamics, including drag force, lift force, turbulence, viscosity, and the Magnus effect.

Explores inviscid flows, Reynolds number importance, linear deformations, and volume change in fluid dynamics.

Covers the analysis of drag on a sphere in Newtonian fluid mechanics, focusing on key parameters and the significance of Reynolds number.

Covers empirical forces, applications of Newton's laws, momentum, and friction in physics.

Explores fluid instabilities, focusing on Rayleigh-Benard analysis and key concepts like buoyancy and temperature gradients.

Covers the foundations of fluid mechanics, focusing on flow problem descriptions and solutions.

Explores the conservation of linear momentum and stress in a continuum, focusing on governing equations and constitutive laws.

Covers the importance of boundary layers, viscosity effects on drag and lift.

Explores fluid flow, Bernoulli's theorem violation, viscosity, and necessary force for rotating cylinders with different fluids.

Explores pressure drop in closed-flow systems, including minor losses and exercises on fluid transfer and pump power.