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Fluid Mechanics and Its Applicationssecond half of the twentieth century shall be briefly addressed. These developments are supported by basic research at universities, applied research at research institutions and the industrial experimental development, in total by research.

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Mixed Convection in Multicomponent Systems, as performed by Ludwig Prandtl in G?ttingen. Ludwig Prandtl is called the “Father of Aerodynamics” [1, 2], which does, however, not allow the conclusion that Germany is the sole “Fatherland of Aerodynamics”. Prandtl (1875–1953) is in line with other, mostly European, researchers and engineers, who

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Jean Karl Platten,Jean Claude Legros the surrounding airflow. Aeroelastic processes, like the swaying movement of trees, plants and oat fields in the wind, daily occur in nature. But also in many technical fields significant aeroelastic phenomena happen in numerous forms such as the wind-induced flutter of towers, masts and bridges, t