What is the meaning of equipotential lines in flow fields?

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They describe the trajectory of particles in the flow, right?

>>8328327
they're equal head lines?
It's the potential line, like in electricity.
always perpendicular to streamlines

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>>8328394
>>8328403

So the purpose of a equipotential line would be to indicate the direction of a stream lines right?

Higher potential ---- > Smaller potential ?

>>8328327
I don't know shit about this, but casual googling turns up more info than is in your post. Stop being a lazy shit.

Stuff I found describes equipotential lines as lines where the potential energy is 0 along the line. In terms of electrical fields, it means that a charge traced along the path will experience no change in voltage after travelling along the full line, and hence doing no work while staying there.

My guess, if I translate that roughly into whatever the fuck flow shit you're doing, is that a particle will follow those lines and not do any work while traveling along them.

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>>8328412

I am not lazy anon kun, I am just banned from google.

>>8328419
Use a proxy, cheat, or move somewhere where you aren't. You'll just be falling behind.

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>>8328420

Why dont you help me instead anon :D

>>8328327
the equipotential lines sho where the Hodge Frobenioid of the flow field is maximally ramified. This must be an extremely advanced class.

>>8328430

Aerodynamics 1.

Professor doesn't give the class, we have to give every single class ourselves, and it must be based on a textbook heavy on vector calc (we never had a vector calc class, college doesnt have one).

So I am basically trying to discover every bit by myself

>>8328432
OK in that case you'll probably have to learn quite a bit of Inter-Universal Teichmuller Theory. The questions in your post should be clearer after reading Mochizuki's paper on construction of Hodge Theaters.

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>>8328447

Thats going to be hard anon.

btw are you a mei fag?

>>8328456
i have no idea what that means

>>8328458
I have no idea how you're going to get through this life being so gullible.

It depends on the context but let's say you have a charged particle such as an electron in an electric field. In an idealized world you would be able to move the electron along an equipotential line with no need to exert any force (i.e. no work is done).

>>8328469

How did you determine I am so gullible just by one post?

Can you prove it? :^)

>>8328432
I really hope this is bait.
How the fuck are you taking elemental fluid dynamics without a vector calculus class?