This is a series of lecture notes on the advanced fluid dynamics.
This original lectures see here. This blog
introduces how to find scaling and similarity parameters relevant to a
problem at hand. Normalization by these scales leads to dimensionless
parameters which represent the relative importance of various parts of
the full equations. Depending on the magnitudes of these parameters,
suitable approximations can be devised which can lead to answers that
capture the essence of the problem. As an illustration we use the
incompressible fluid of constant density to explain this philosophy and
approach.
This is a series of my lecture notes about English writing. The
English writing lessons are on Bilibili. This blog
is the second lecture note about how to write an email in English.
A email starts with a greeting such as Dear Lina. Then you should
explain why you are writing. Usually, a single sentence is OK. Next you
need add details to your topic in a short paragraph. Finally, adding a
call to action to your email and an appropriate sign-off is
necessary.
This is a series of my lecture notes about English writing. The
English writing lessons are on Bilibili. This blog
is the first lecture note about how to improve your English
writing.
Before your writing, you need know what you write for or what you
want to achieve. Then you need plan your writing. What idea you should
include and what idea you need leave out? You need know your goal and
what your reader need. Next you need organize your ideas into clear
paragraphs. Usually one main idea is in per paragraph. Cutting empty
words and sentences, as well as using short simple sentence where
possible (about 10 words in a sentence) are a good habit. Finally, it's
important to put your subject at the start of the sentence.