Publisher's Synopsis
Numerical Design of Transonic Cascades explores the principles and methodologies involved in the numerical optimization of transonic cascades. This book delves into the complexities of fluid dynamics and aerodynamics, offering insights into the design considerations crucial for achieving optimal performance in engineering applications. It presents a detailed examination of numerical techniques applicable to the design process, offering readers a valuable resource for understanding and implementing advanced design strategies.
Written by David G. Korn, this work provides a foundational understanding of the principles and techniques used in the field, making it an essential reference for engineers and researchers involved in fluid mechanics and related disciplines. Its enduring appeal lies in its comprehensive coverage of the subject, contributing to its lasting value in the field of engineering design.
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