Theoretical Fluid Dynamics

Theoretical Fluid Dynamics is the branch of physics that studies the behavior of fluids (liquids and gases) through mathematical models and principles. It focuses on understanding how fluids move, their interactions with forces, and the patterns they create, like currents or waves. This field is essential for predicting how fluids behave in various scenarios, from the airflow over an airplane wing to ocean currents. By developing equations and theories, scientists can simulate and analyze complex fluid motions, aiding in engineering, meteorology, and environmental science.