What is continuum? | SKILL-LYNC

One of the most common terms that a second-year undergrad hears but does not understand is the concept of continuum `
This concept is the foundation of key engineering tools such as CFD and FEA. In this video, you will learn about continuum and how to quantify the same by the Knudsen number.
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[@harishbaskar2935]

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[@sivashankarm8727]

Actually knudsen number should be less than 0.01 for a continuum approach. Please edit the number in video. Good explanation

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[@RationalDiscourse]

0:28 No, you can't "calculate the density.." at a point. Density is mass per unit volume. A point doesn't have a volume, so it doesn't have a density! You might be able to measure its temperature, but that's only true when your points are more than your thermometer width apart.

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Hmmm,
Great 👍 explanation...
But what are the applications of this hypothesis ?

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