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Similarity Equation
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hBig = 25.0;
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fBlasius = f . First@solD
InterpolatingFunction@880., 25.<<, <>D
gBlasius@h_D = D@fBlasius@hD, hD
InterpolatingFunction@880., 25.<<, <>D@hD
Plot@fBlasius@hD, 8h, 0, hBig<, PlotLabel "f@hD"D
f@hD
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10
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Blasius_Boundary.nb
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g@hD
uU
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0.6
0.4
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Cross Velocity
Normalized to the
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Normalized uy @hD
Huy U L
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0.4
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D@gBlasius@hD, hD . h 0
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0.332057
Summary
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Blasius_Boundary.nb
Summary
Blasius provided the mathematically rigorous "similiarity" solution to the boundary layer thickness for uniform flow along a
fixed plate. The similiarity transformation creates an nonlinear ordinary differential equation that can be easily integrated.