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über den klinischen Unterricht in Ungarnthe mathematical fundamentals and underlying physical equations needed to proceed. The following sections may represent a form of review for some, whereas a first exposure for others. Regardless of the case, the following tools will be key to reducing the Navier–Stokes equation appropriately so as t

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Introduction, picture before delving into the fundamental tools needed for future analysis. With this approach, we will be best prepared to revisit these more philosophical questions in later chapters, thus providing ourselves with the necessary framework with which to establish our own journeys for exploration.

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