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About the equation $\frac {d^2} {dt^2}\vec x(t) = \nabla \times \vec F(x(t))$. Motion in a curl vector field

I was wondering if there is a physical interpretation of ODEs of the form $$\frac d{dt}\vec x(t)=\vec y(t)$$ $$ \frac d{dt} \vec y(t) = \nabla \times \vec F(x(t))$$ (or equivalently $\frac {d^2} {dt^2}...
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Do all Joukowski aerofoils violate no-penetration condition at trailing edge?

In our fluids course we calculated the velocity distribution around a completely symmetric Joukowski aerofoil (as shown below) and used the Kutta condition to ensure that the velocity was not infinite ...
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