Naval Hydrodynamics : Boundary Layer Stability and Transition, Ship Boundary Layers and Propeller Hull Interaction, Cavitation, Geophysical Fluid Dynamics
by David W Taylor Naval Ship Research and, United States Office of Naval Research, Assembly of Mathematical and Physical S
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