The dawn of fluid dynamics: a discipline between science and technology

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History of Science and Medicine Historical Studies and Socio-cultural Analysis Fluid dynamics and aerodynamics studies

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Preface. 1. Diverging Trends before the 20th Century. 2. The Beginnings of Fluid Dynamics in Goettingen, 1904-1914. 3. Aviation and the Rise of Aerodynamics in the World War I. 4. The Internationalization of Fluid Mechanics in the 1920s. 5. A Working Program for Research on Turbulence. 6. Aerodynamics Comes of Age. 7. New Applications. 8. Prandtl, Fluid Dynamics and National Socialism. 9. New Centers. 10. Fluid Dynamics on the Eve of the Second World War. 11. Epilogue. Appendix. Abbreviations. References. Author Index. Name Index. Subject Index.

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