Prandtl Theory

This video was created for student assistance during a numeric methods project in AME3723 "Numeric Methods with Matlab" in the summer of 2018. I see that it is gaining some RUclips traction as a general introductory description of Prandtl Theory. Please give all credit to the cited textbook and author (Anderson), and I highly encourage you to purchase that textbook if you wish to improve your understanding of aerodynamics. I am really just giving a brief walk-through of the development demonstrated in that text.
"Fundamentals of Aerodynamics" Fourth Edition, by John D. Anderson Jr. McGraw Hill 2007

[@slickfast]

Haha, I like your merciful words at the end! Any thoughts on Prandtl's non-elliptical lift distribution theory?

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[@eteet]

Got it!

[@derbazkhalil5290]

good job Dr. what is the name of the book ?

[@denm8991]

Introduction to aerodynamics by John Anderson, 6th edition is very good , the rest are the same kind of

[@AnkitSingh-fm5mm]

Hi