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Yuri
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Hi everyone,
I'm new to CFD but have an intention to make my own simulation application for rotating propellers. I have knowledge of differential equations, numerical methods and a little physics that I've studied for bachelor degree and also professional in software development. I've found 2 books that look nice to me, but I'm not able to figure out whether they are worth to read. Please, can anybody tell me any literature to accomplish my task: any books, papers or online resources? These are the books I found:
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Stuart
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Computational Fluid Dynamics, McGraw-Hill, 1995 by John Anderson is a very readable, maths light book to start with.
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