It is so interesting that the material derivative is a Lagrangian concept but is represented by Eulerian context. Does this mean the material derivative is a "field quantity"?
I think the AI lady Made a mistake at the end of the video. The lagrangian derivative following the fluid parcel Is not Zero because the advective term Is not Zero along the x axis. The video Is quite good, though
This is the best explanation of the "Acceleration and Material Derivative" phenomenon that one can find ever! Thank you very much!
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This is the ultimate and simple and clear explanation of the material derivative. There can never be a better video than this on this topic
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It is so interesting that the material derivative is a Lagrangian concept but is represented by Eulerian context. Does this mean the material derivative is a "field quantity"?
Yes material derivative is indeed a field quantity .
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So it means that from a Lagrangian point of view those two terms are non zero?
I think the AI lady Made a mistake at the end of the video. The lagrangian derivative following the fluid parcel Is not Zero because the advective term Is not Zero along the x axis. The video Is quite good, though
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