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FROM THE HISTORY OF PHYSICS
On the history of fluid dynamics: Russian scientific schools in the 20th century
S. K. Betyaev Central Aerohydrodynamic Institute
Abstract:
The history of designing wind tunnels, an isolated wing, as well as both flying and non-flying machines, is reviewed. An analysis is made of those remarkable aerodynamic ideas which have been practically implemented, as well as of those, no less remarkable, ideas which have — so far — remained unfulfilled. The history of theoretical fluid dynamics in Russia is represented as the history of four scientific schools: those of Zhukovsky, Friedmann, Kolmogorov, and TsAGI.
Received: December 4, 2002
Citation:
S. K. Betyaev, “On the history of fluid dynamics: Russian scientific schools in the 20th century”, UFN, 173:4 (2003), 419–446; Phys. Usp., 46:4 (2003), 405–432
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