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    Geometrical Reformulation of some Equations of Fluid Mechanics
    (Neelain University, 2015) Mansour Hassan Mansour
    Abstract The aim of this thesis is to explain some of the connections between fluid mechanics and differential geometry and to shed light on formulation of classical fluid mechanics in a differential geometric language. The thesis presents a reformulation of some of the most basic entities and equations of fluid mechanics, the continuity equation and the momentum equation of motion, in a modern differential geometric language using calculus of exterior differential forms on manifold (exterior calculus). Also, the study investigates the integrability of some fluid problems from geometrical perspective, with particular attention to the Eulefequations of motion.
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    Geometrical Reformulation of some Equations of Fluid Mechanics
    (Al-Neelain University, 2015) Mansour Hassan Mansour
    Abstract The aim of this thesis is to explain some of the connections between fluid mechanics and differential geometry and to shed light on formulation of classical fluid mechanics in a differential geometric language. The thesis presents a reformulation of some of the most basic entities and equations of fluid mechanics, the continuity equation and the momentum equation of motion, in a modern differential geometric language using calculus of exterior differential forms on manifold (exterior calculus). Also, the study investigates the integrability of some fluid problems from geometrical perspective, with particular attention to the Euler equations of motion.

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