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June 14, 2014, 11:41	NS-Equations an p-dimension	#1
entropie New Member Olivia Nalen Join Date: Apr 2014 Location: Vancouver Posts: 19 Rep Power: 12	Hello dear foamers, Does someone know, why is the dimension of pressure p [0 2 -2 ...]? That means, the pressure is actually not pressure, but pressure/density. And that's why should be the NS-equations defined not for pressure, but for pressure*density. Is this correct too? Kind regards, Olivia

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