Rayleigh-Jansen method
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Rayleigh-Jansen method
(¦rā·lē ′jan·sən ′meth·əd)
(fluid mechanics) A method for solving equations for compressible fluid flow past a body, in which the velocity potential for the difference between the fluid velocity and the velocity distant from the body (V) is expressed as a power series in the square of the Mach number corresponding to V.
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