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What is hydrodynamics?

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Hydrodynamics is the branch of physics that deals with fluid dynamics, i.e., the study of fluids in motion. Since the most basic fluid motion is highly complex, we consider only ideal fluidsnon-viscous and incompressible, i.e., fluids whose internal friction is negligible and density is constant throughout.

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