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October 10, 2004, 12:58
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Hydrodynamic Stability vs CFD
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I am thinking of doing a PhD project in either hydrodynamic stability or the CFD. I am mainly interested in concentrating on aerodynamic applications. Do you think hydrodynamic stability (transition to turbulence) is more challenging or is CFD more challenging? Several people have told me that hydrodynamic stability is far more difficult than CFD. Please advise.
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October 11, 2004, 00:32
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Re: Hydrodynamic Stability vs CFD
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Moreover, please suggest some projects in aerodynamics. best regards Ben
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October 18, 2004, 03:39
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Re: Hydrodynamic Stability vs CFD
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Which one is more difficult? It depends on which level you want to achieve.
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