Source Panel Method: System of Equations

[@Contarius9]

More of this! You have the best explanation of the panel method I have found on youtube.

[@JoshTheEngineer]

Thanks! I've got a bunch more videos coming soon to finish up my panel methods playlist.

[@Contarius9]

@@JoshTheEngineer Are you also going to extend this to include vortex panels?

[@blackguardian89]

After watching the last four videos several times I simply can't wait to see how all of this comes in place. It was a long preparation for the final, the computer code for the source panel method. Thank you, Josh, for taking the time to introduce us to the wonderful world of numerical aerodynamics. I'm interested are you planning to expand the panel method to 3 dimensions in your future tutorials?

[@JoshTheEngineer]

You're welcome! I'm putting together all the files for all my codes and will hopefully be posting some more videos soon. I wasn't planning on doing anything like the vortex lattice method anytime soon since I have some other topics like jet engines that I want to get into, but honestly it just depends on what I'm interested in at that time. We'll see!

[@mohanedkhogali7858]

Thanks for all💙

[@JoshTheEngineer]

You're welcome!

[@yogitasingh6371]

You saved my ass today. Now i can complete my assignment and present the code!! I was totally screwed if u hadn't explained the topic so well! Thanks a lot!

[@JoshTheEngineer]

You're welcome!

[@IllIIlIIIlllIIlIIIlI]

Thank you so much. You saved me from homework!

[@blablablabla2265]

Great video! but i am curious about the case when i=j in 3 dimensions, and i can not find a straight forward solution

[@phaniraghava7252]

Hey can you do a video on design of axial flow compressor?

[@JoshTheEngineer]

Unfortunately, that would be way far in the future, as I have a lot of videos planned before getting into something like that.

[@austineadah2843]

I find your videos really educating.im a marine engineering student. I'd like to ask if there is a way I can create panels around any arbitrary ship shape with a program?

[@srisutharsan3089]

I guess you can use the same method but try to use Reynolds number somewhere in the implementation because you are dealing with liquids