Osborne Reynolds and Engineering Science Today: Papers Presented at the Osborne Reynolds Centenary Symposium, University of Manchester, September 1968 |
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Contents
Part of a letter to Horace Lamb dated 5 April 1895 page | 28 |
Letter to Horace Lamb dated 9 November 1892 | 30 |
The Crookes radiometer or lightmill | 39 |
Apparatus for boiling water in an open tube | 43 |
56 The dynamometer | 49 |
Diagram of flow through multistage hydraulic machines | 52 |
Illustration of dilatancy | 55 |
Experiments using colour bands in glass tubes | 62 |
Growth rate of sinusoidal disturbances to an inflexional parallel shear flow | 97 |
Schematic representation of disturbances to which an inflexional parallel shear flow is unstable | 98 |
Comparison of the experimental and theoretical determinations of that range of frequencies w within which disturbances to a constant pressure bound... | 104 |
Rootmeansquare velocity fluctuation divided by mean velocity plotted against a spanwise coordinate y at different distances downstream of a ribbon ... | 106 |
Geometrical interpretation of how two plane periodic waves with | 107 |
Diagrammatic representation of rolls usually called secondary | 113 |
Townsends diagrammatic representation of a boundary between | 119 |
Monin and Obukhovs determination of fi | 125 |
Bed formation and other features of models of estuaries | 71 |
Arrangement of rotating shaft in Towers experiments | 74 |
1316 Towers Action of Lubrication diagrams | 75 |
MJLighthill | 83 |
Velocity profiles for parallel shear flows | 96 |
J E Ffowcs Williams | 147 |
ERG Eckert | 172 |
Delft Hydraulic Laboratories Netherlands | 225 |
FTBarwell | 240 |
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