Fluid Dynamics and Computer Animation

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From: Jim Mazzu
Date: Thu, 08 Jun 1989 20:55

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Hello!

I would like to establish communication links with those of you
conducting R&D in FLUID DYNAMICS, TURBULENCE, SCIENTIFIC VISUALIZATION,
or COMPUTER ANIMATION.	

As a graduate student in Mechanical Engineering, I am producing
an educational video on Potential Flows.  The equations of motion
are used to create object and motion files, which are then viewed
and animated using AMIGA P/C's.  At this point, the sequences are
dumped directly to video.   

I am also conducting an analysis of wind data associated with a
330-KW horizontal axis wind turbine.
 
If you are interested in discussing any of these topics, please 
reply through e-mail.  I'm looking forward to hearing from you!

Jim Mazzu

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