Slow down while reading the bolded formula. This physicist is the namesake of a quantity calculated similarly to the cavitation number.
Slow down while reading the bolded formula. This physicist is the namesake of a quantity calculated similarly to the cavitation number. One theorem named for this man says that, for a function g, x, dot the gradient of g at x, equals k times g of x if and only if g possesses a certain property. He's the alphabetically-prior namesake of an equation stating that the partial of L with respect to q equals the time derivative of the partial of L with respect to q-dot. This mathematician proved that all rigid body motions which fix a point are rotations about an axis through that point. The zero-viscosity case of the NavierStokes equations is named for him. The orientation of rigid bodies can be represented in terms of phi, theta, and psi, this man's three namesake angles. For 10 points, identify this Swiss mathematician whose namesake number is the base of the natural logarithm.
Slow down while reading the bolded formula. This physicist is the namesake of a quantity calculated similarly to the cavitation number.
Leonhard Euler