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Bucky
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Hi, hope this is the right area for this.
I'm currently doing preliminary research for my computer science dissertation. I'm thinking of doing something in CFD...either representing the effects of wind on fur, or simulating a river flowing.
Most CFD 'googles' have resulted in me finding items relating to CFD software, and CFD from the perspective of mathmaticians, physicists and (most prominantly) engineers.
Is there a good text/online source for learning CFD from the ground up with a neutral/computer science perspective?
I'm currently doing preliminary research for my computer science dissertation. I'm thinking of doing something in CFD...either representing the effects of wind on fur, or simulating a river flowing.
Most CFD 'googles' have resulted in me finding items relating to CFD software, and CFD from the perspective of mathmaticians, physicists and (most prominantly) engineers.
Is there a good text/online source for learning CFD from the ground up with a neutral/computer science perspective?