example 31.15 The stream function of a plane flow

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example 31.15: The stream function of a plane flow31.15corollary 31.13: Incompressible flow31.13proposition 7.136: Properties of conservative fields7.136definition A.715: Stokes stream functionA.715theorem 31.12: Conservation of mass31.12corollary A.743: Two scalar functions instead of a tensor fieldA.743lemma A.744: Vanishing of the pressure–velocity correlationA.744proposition 31.28: Potential flow reduces to Laplace's equation31.28remark 31.14: When incompressibility is legitimate31.14proof : ch:14-fluid-dynamics@proof-6proofdefinition 7.135: Conservative field7.135proposition 7.104: Chain rule in several variables7.104theorem 7.132: Stokes7.132theorem 16.63: Hilbert's invariant integral16.63theorem 30.15: Compatibility is sufficient on a simply connected body30.15proof : ch:05-real-analysis@proof-80proofequation 7.131: eq:ana-nabla-sph-grad7.131lemma A.716: The creeping-flow equation for \psiA.716

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