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...ber of the [[Moscow State University]], the [[University of Paris]], the [[French Academy of Sciences]] as well as one of the co-founders of the Russian High [[Category:Fluid dynamicists]] ...

...was an [[inventor]], [[mathematician]], and [[physicist]] who worked on [[fluid mechanics]], especially on issues related to material shock. He mostly live ...rvation of mass]], momentum, and energy, which allowed for improvements in fluid flow studies (with applications to aerospace). The [[Rankine–Hugoniot equat ...

...]] who developed the [[Fanno flow|Fanno flow model]].<ref>{{citation|title=Fluid mechanics|author=Frank M. White|year= 2004|url= https://books.google.com/bo ...lish language|English]], [[German language|German]], and [[French language|French]]. He likely had a good knowledge of [[Yiddish]] and possibly some [[Hebrew ...

{{Short description|French physicist (1793–1857)}} '''Jean Claude Eugène Péclet''' (10 February 1793 – 6 December 1857) was a French [[physicist]]. ...

{{Short description|French mathematician and engineer (1765–1836)}} ...ember 1836) was a French [[mathematician]] and [[engineer]], who worked on fluid mechanics. ...

{{short description|French physicist and physiologist (1797–1869)}} |nationality = [[France|French]] ...

{{Short description|French mathematician and physicist (1842–1929)}} | death_place = [[Paris]], [[French Third Republic|France]] ...

{{Short description|French engineer and physicist (1785–1836)}} {{Expand French|topic=bio|Henri Navier|date=April 2016}} ...

{{Short description|French physicist and chemist (1779–1841)}} '''Nicolas Clément''' (12 January 1779 – 21 November 1841) was a French [[physicist]] and [[chemist]]. ...

{{Short description|French mathematician (1797–1886)}} ...l surname was Barré de Saint-Venant, in mathematical literature other than French he is known as Saint-Venant. His name is also associated with [[Saint-Venan ...

{{Short description|French engineer and physicist}} | birth_place = [[Paris]], [[First French Republic|France]] ...

He derived this law from the measurements of the French physicists [[Pierre Louis Dulong|Dulong]] and [[Alexis Thérèse Petit|Petit] ...ration]], and among others studied [[diffusion]], [[heat conduction]] in [[fluid]]s. For his treatise on [[optics]], the University of Vienna bestowed the [ ...

{{Short description|French engineer (1803–1858)}} |nationality = French ...

...es]], California. After high school, he spent two years in Europe learning French, German, and Italian, and improving his Latin and Greek. His linguistic ski ...riting" in Truesdell (1984).</ref> the journal accepted papers in English, French, German, and Latin. ...

[[Category:Swedish people of French descent]] [[Category:Fluid dynamicists]] ...

...eighth power law]]<br> [[Lighthill mechanism]]<br>[[Aeroacoustics]] <br> [[Fluid dynamics]] ...hill and his contributions to fluid mechanics | journal = Annual Review of Fluid Mechanics | volume = 33 | pages = 1–41| year = 2001 |bibcode = 2001AnRFM..3 ...

{{short description|French chemist and physicist (1778–1850)}} | death_place = [[Paris]], [[French Second Republic|France]] ...

| birth_place = [[Brussels]], [[French Republic]] ...itten by his [[son in Law]], [[Ghent]] is written '''Gand''', which is its French name.</ref> Belgium ...

{{Short description|French inventor, scientist and mathematician (1746–1823)}} |nationality = French ...

...884) was a German [[civil engineer]] who made important contributions to [[fluid dynamics]], [[hydraulic engineering]] and [[probability]] theory. ...ak|first2=R|title=The History of Poiseuille's Law|journal=Annual Review of Fluid Mechanics|volume=25|issue=1|year=1993|pages=1–20|issn=0066-4189|doi=10.1146 ...