In the previous sections we developed “hydrostatic” models for fluids when those fluids are at rest (in some inertial reference frame). In this section, we develop “hydrodynamic” models to discuss wha...In the previous sections we developed “hydrostatic” models for fluids when those fluids are at rest (in some inertial reference frame). In this section, we develop “hydrodynamic” models to discuss what happens when fluids flow. We will restrict our models to fluids that flow in a “laminar” fashion, rather than a “turbulent” fashion.
