Assuming laminar flow, this scientist's namesake principle shows that when flow velocity is increased, such as in a restriction in a pipe, fluid pressure decreases.
This physicist wrote Hydrodynamica, and Timoshenko modified the beam equation that this physicist developed with Euler. A Pitot tube measures velocity using this physicist's namesake equation, and that equation gives the dynamic pressure of a fluid to be greatest at the stagnation point. Assuming laminar flow, this scientist's namesake principle shows that when flow velocity is increased, such as in a restriction in a pipe, fluid pressure decreases. For 10 points, name this scientist whose namesake principle describes how airplane wings work.
This physicist wrote Hydrodynamica, and Timoshenko modified the beam equation that this physicist developed with Euler.
Daniel {Bernoulli}