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The Navier-Stoles equations resolve how the flow divides around this 2D silhouette of the B-2 Spirit bomber.

38,006 次观看 • 2 个月前 •via X (Twitter)

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YourMamaJoke 的头像
YourMamaJoke2 个月前

OpenAI Stole work on Navier-Stokes.

Andrew Sanderson 的头像
Andrew Sanderson2 个月前

So you don't need to have the radar CSA it could be possible to detect and identify a craft by it's turbulent flow @HLC_actual That could be fun....

Mathelirium 的头像
Mathelirium2 个月前

@HLC_actual Wow, I jus thought about this but I wasnt aware it could be done. It makes sense.

Andrew Sanderson 的头像
Andrew Sanderson2 个月前

@HLC_actual @LockheedMartin @northropgrumman @RaytheonTech @CIA Lmao Home brew tech screws stealth FUN

Andrew Sanderson 的头像
Andrew Sanderson2 个月前

@HLC_actual @LockheedMartin @northropgrumman @RaytheonTech @CIA Mwhahah

Ibn Saruman 的头像
Ibn Saruman2 个月前

Insanely viscous fluid.

Eric Alexander 的头像
Eric Alexander2 个月前

nice

IngeniiX 🛸 的头像
IngeniiX 🛸2 个月前

The singularity is near!

Bubbba Buffett 的头像
Bubbba Buffett2 个月前

Hmmm. Is lift actually provided by the difference in turbulence?

Doug 的头像
Doug2 个月前

Yes, the same way it did last week.

zachATTACK 的头像
zachATTACK2 个月前

And thus also the peregrine falcon in a dive!

SandmanWx 的头像
SandmanWx2 个月前

I'm more interested in 3D vortex breakdowns

Mark R Pommrehn 的头像
Mark R Pommrehn2 个月前

That’s cool! Interesting how the vortices detach and roll off.

Colbert 的头像
Colbert2 个月前

Fluid dynamics are honestly wild. It’s fascinating how those complex equations make such a stealthy shape look so smooth in the simulation.

Foad S. Farimani 的头像
Foad S. Farimani2 个月前

yeah, the CFD simulations are so amazing to and so useless most of the times!

NoSecondBest 的头像
NoSecondBest2 个月前

Gut check - there no way it's that turbulent

Israel Patricio 的头像
Israel Patricio2 个月前

In fact, it models it well. Nature doesn't calculate to accomplish things; it simply plays out the rules of physics that we assume we know.

طارق 的头像
طارق2 个月前

Beautiful visualization. The alternating vortices peeling off the trailing edge form a textbook Karman vortex street. I love how the simulation makes the Navier-Stokes equations tangible.

NovaBishop 的头像
NovaBishop2 个月前

😯 wow!

Kenrik March 的头像
Kenrik March2 个月前

But what about the electrostatic charge airflow adjustments they use on the skin of the bomber?

Mathelirium 的头像
Mathelirium2 个月前

Yeah, we didnt account for any of the surface engineering effects

Aleksander 的头像
Aleksander2 个月前

nothing close to a breakthrough, known for ages

Ford Prefect 的头像
Ford Prefect2 个月前

Stokes, my Dear. Navier-Stokes.

Mathelirium 的头像
Mathelirium2 个月前

Jus a typo😅

Dave 的头像
Dave2 个月前

@FordPrefec21206 If OpenAi took the data, I mean then you wouldn’t be wrong. 😹

Mathelirium 的头像
Mathelirium2 个月前

@FordPrefec21206 😅 I see what you mean

Alexander Vashlyaev 的头像
Alexander Vashlyaev2 个月前

I hope we will get better flying kites soon )

Fstentmtient 的头像
Fstentmtient2 个月前

In classical aerodynamics (including B-2 Spirit) there is a principle stating that vortices must be shed behind the vehicle; however, depending on ambient vortices (irregular natural winds), these vortices can exceed predictions, pushing the tail up or down (turbulence)

Aaryaman Sharma 的头像
Aaryaman Sharma2 个月前

So what does the solution to Navier-Stoles does for physics or in general life or computing

Toni Mousley 的头像
Toni Mousley2 个月前

Sexy

Mike 的头像
Mike2 个月前

This wasn't known before?

Romeo Lupascu 的头像
Romeo Lupascu2 个月前

Solves? Really? Maybe a FEA does it? Really check?

Semi Space Trucker 的头像
Semi Space Trucker2 个月前

was solved 5000 years ago 🙃

Herry Patel 的头像
Herry Patel2 个月前

I need top view

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