Separated flow, turbulence, boundary layers in 12 mins? I wanted more! Still a great talk for the layman regardless. I can imagine how much technical knowledge he is holding back.
Good to see staff from University of Manchester School of MACE(Erstwhile UMIST) presenting on a global stage . Proud of being associated with that organisation!
I don't like this analogy because it says that the turbulence zone (aka the water in which food coloring is laminarly spewing into it) does not allow the opportunity for the food coloring to return to a laminar state. Chaos, order, chaos, more refined order, chaos, even more refined order, repeat. This is the duality of life, as explained by academics like Jordan peterson
He is trying to cover huge complicated subject in 12 mins instead of focusing on something. Looks like he never seriously though about NS meaning or turbulence meaning. All pictures he uses and talk is more about CFD
By making fuel consumption more efficient with regards to planes all you do is making flights cheaper thus making it accessible to more people, generating an even bigger pollution.
All these NS equations can be visualized as a mountains and valleys which represent pressure and skier is skiing across them. The only real difference is which contributes to all complexity is that motion of skier can change profile of valleys and mountains which circularly impact skier motion. I mean of course only 2D version of NS.
Separated flow, turbulence, boundary layers in 12 mins? I wanted more! Still a great talk for the layman regardless. I can imagine how much technical knowledge he is holding back.
Good to see staff from University of Manchester School of MACE(Erstwhile UMIST) presenting on a global stage . Proud of being associated with that organisation!
Really great speaker and very easy to understand for us newbs.
I wish he'd talked about Order in Chaos in order to be a little bit more consistent with the name of the video:)
I agree... I didn't finished watching while he went off on a tangent
Of course I do! I do not need to go somewhere far far away if I know it will hurts us in future.
I don't like this analogy because it says that the turbulence zone (aka the water in which food coloring is laminarly spewing into it) does not allow the opportunity for the food coloring to return to a laminar state. Chaos, order, chaos, more refined order, chaos, even more refined order, repeat. This is the duality of life, as explained by academics like Jordan peterson
Really cool talk. Speaker was great too!
impressive presentation and very useful for CFD
A computer in a chapel in Barcelona, ... that says it all!
nice
He is trying to cover huge complicated subject in 12 mins instead of focusing on something. Looks like he never seriously though about NS meaning or turbulence meaning. All pictures he uses and talk is more about CFD
Only intermittent examples found anywhere on Internet
he is not here to give you a degree is he?
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By making fuel consumption more efficient with regards to planes all you do is making flights cheaper thus making it accessible to more people, generating an even bigger pollution.
I suppose that's the Catch 22 of progress
Its amazing how finely God designed the universe.
Nwo
Anyone watching this after reading The Glass Castle?
All these NS equations can be visualized as a mountains and valleys which represent pressure and skier is skiing across them. The only real difference is which contributes to all complexity is that motion of skier can change profile of valleys and mountains which circularly impact skier motion. I mean of course only 2D version of NS.
a lecture for newbees, booo