Navier Stokes方程式の解を求める方法について
Navier-Stokes 方程式の解を求める方法について33 【論 文】 Navier-Stokes方程式の解を求める方法について 高 橋 光 一 概要 Navier-Stokes（NS）方程式によって記述される2 次元流体の速度場を，任意の保存流の存在を仮定して決定する方法が著者によって提案された（Takahashi 2013）。
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