'Gravitational effects' diaporamas de présentation

Turbulence Modelling of Buoyancy-Affected Flows

Turbulence Modelling of Buoyancy-Affected Flows. Brian Launder UMIST, Manchester, UK. Aims of Lecture. To give an impression of what level of RANS modelling is needed to predict different types of gravity-affected shear flow phenomena

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T he Square Kilometre Array

T he Square Kilometre Array. Department of Astronomy and Atmospheric Sciences, Kyungpook National University ??? , ??? , ??? , ??? , ??? , ??? , ???. Outline. < Section 2 >. < Section 1 >. Introduction What is the SKA? The SKA Timeline Phase Development The SKA Telescopes

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Cosmology

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Earth: the home planet

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Living in the water

Living in the water. Life in water. Water is 20 X less oxygen Water is 18 X more viscous Water is 800 X denser (no gravitational effects Specific heat is 3400 X greater . Respiration. Figure 4-1. Table 4-1. Buoyancy. Figure 4-3. Sensory system (Lateral line system).

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