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CHAPTER ONE
Introduction and basic concepts

CHAPTER TWO
Properties of fluids

CHAPTER THREE
Pressure and fluid statics

CHAPTER FOUR
Fluid kinematics

CHAPTER FIVE
Bernoulli and energy equations

CHAPTER SIX
Momentum analysis of flow systems

CHAPTER SEVEN
Dimensional analysis and modeling

CHAPTER EIGHT
Internal flow

CHAPTER NINE
Differential analysis of fluid flow

CHAPTER TEN
Approximate solutions of the Navier - Stokes equation

CHAPTER ELEVEN
External flow: drag and lift

CHAPTER TWELVE
Compressible flow

CHAPTER THIRTEEN
Open-channel flow

CHAPTER FOURTEEN
Turbomachinery

CHAPTER FIFTEEN
Introduction to computational fluid dynamics.

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