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We will have the oral exam at NHA1000, Friday Dec. 5th.
Here are the exam times and please be there on time.?
In case you are not planning to attend the exam, please let us know in advance.?
Times:?
08:45 Gabriel
09:30 Kathrine
10:15 Melisse
11:00 Marine
12:45 Hamzeh
13:30 Andreas
14:15 Erling
For the last tutorial class we will make a "moc-exam". If you attend, you will be tested as in a typical exam setting.?
We will meet at 10:30, where we have our classes.?
The exam will be held on friday December 5th. I will get back to you with the individual times and the room we will use by latest monday next week.?
Please notify me in case you are not intending to attend the exam.?
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About the exam: it will be around 45 min (give or take). You will draw one question that you will be given a bit of time to prepare that we will start with for the examination. Question about the curriculum will be give and you are expected to use the blackboard for calculations/analysis.?
You can find here your notes on the RP and Saffman-Taylor instabilities?
Next week White Chap. 6.1 to 6.3 and the article ?.?
Thursday the second mandatory assignment will be gone through in class. ?
Here is a document that may help you prepare for your oral exam. Please pay particular attention to the parts derived/explained in the lectures, weekly and mandatory assignments.
We will continue this week on the stability of flows and their criteria. Follow Chap. 5.1-5.3.5 and 5.4 in White (3rd edition)
Here is mandatory assignment 2 with deadline November 10th.
Next monday (November 3rd), we will go through the calculation for the Kelvin-Helmholz instability.
No tutorial class on November 10th.
Here is the Tutorial sheet for monday on boundary layers
Remember to submit your mandatory assignment! It is required to qualify for the exam
Here is the mandatory assignment 1
Submission deadline is October 6th through the Canvas portal.
Here is tutorial sheet 4 which we will discuss/compute together Monday next week.
Read the sections on Stoke's flow/creeping flow in Chap. 3.
Also remember to read the article about life at small Re.
We will wait a week for the next tutorial, so no class Monday September 22nd.
Here is the first tutorial sheet. Please come prepared for September 1st.
No class monday (Aug. 15), lecture thursday (Aug. 28th) and first tutorial class monday in a week (Sep. 1)
Welcome to the course. We start this week with a recap of vector, tensor and summation convention, before we move on to describing the geometry of motion.
Please read: Chap. 1 & 2 in White book, which is mainly repetition