Talk:Inviscid flow

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I started the page here, but it is just a stub. It, at least, needs the equations describing inviscid flow (as most of the other flow articles have such equations). MagiMaster 03:49, 8 July 2006 (UTC)

Instead of saying "fluids with a large Reynolds number" it might be better to say "flows with a high reynolds number." As is, the sentence implies that a reynolds number is a fluid property. A reynolds number is dependant on both fluid properties and flow conditions.