The classical theory of virtual mass of a cylindrical body in two-dimensional translatory motion through a perfect fluid is briefly reviewed and applied to compute the coefficients of induced mass for bodies with the two types of cross sections described in the title. Results are summarized in a chart (Section 4).
The classical theory of virtual mass of a cylindrical body in two-dimensional translatory motion through a perfect fluid is briefly reviewed and applied to compute the coefficients of induced mass for bodies with the two types of cross sections described in the title. Results are summarized in a ...