History of fluid mechanics | Wikipedia audio article
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Date: 2018-12-24

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00:00:09 1 Antiquity
00:00:17 1.1 Pre-history
00:00:52 1.2 Archimedes
00:01:37 1.3 The Alexandrian school
00:02:40 1.4 Sextus Julius Frontinus
00:03:47 2 Middle Ages
00:03:56 2.1 Islamicate physicists
00:05:11 2.2 Islamicate engineers
00:07:30 3 Seventeenth and eighteenth centuries
00:07:41 3.1 Castelli and Torricelli
00:08:56 3.2 Blaise Pascal
00:09:25 3.3 Mariotte and Guglielmini
00:11:18 3.4 Studies by Isaac Newton
00:11:27 3.4.1 Friction and viscosity
00:12:24 3.4.2 Orifices
00:14:22 3.4.3 Waves
00:14:36 3.5 Daniel Bernoulli
00:16:22 3.6 Jean le Rond d'Alembert
00:18:05 3.7 Leonhard Euler
00:18:33 3.8 Pierre Louis Georges Dubuat
00:20:24 4 Nineteenth century
00:20:33 4.1 Hermann von Helmholtz
00:23:25 4.2 Gaspard Riche de Prony
00:24:04 4.3 Johann Albert Eytelwein
00:24:37 4.4 Jean Nicolas Pierre Hachette and others
00:26:30 4.5 Andreas Rudolf Harlacher and others
00:27:41 5 Twentieth century
00:27:50 5.1 Developments in vortex dynamics
00:31:36 6 Further reading



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The history of fluid mechanics, the study of how fluids move and the forces on them, dates back to the Ancient Greeks.