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Hi guys,
I studied mechanical engineering and I am currently a graduate student (turbulence modeling).
I am interested in the more formal/mathematical aspects of fluid dynamics, which are mainly worked in mathematical faculties and I would like to know if someone knows/have an idea about how difficult is, for someone with an engineering background to switch from numerical/applied research to more analytical/formal mathematical fluid dynamics research.
There is someone there working in mathematical fluid dynamics?..
I thank you in advance for any answer...
I studied mechanical engineering and I am currently a graduate student (turbulence modeling).
I am interested in the more formal/mathematical aspects of fluid dynamics, which are mainly worked in mathematical faculties and I would like to know if someone knows/have an idea about how difficult is, for someone with an engineering background to switch from numerical/applied research to more analytical/formal mathematical fluid dynamics research.
There is someone there working in mathematical fluid dynamics?..
I thank you in advance for any answer...