Consider uniform potential flow past an ellipse with

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Consider uniform potential flow past an ellipse with thickness ratio T. Use an appropriate joukowski transformation to find the complex potential for the flow around the ellipse in terms of its geometrical parameters. Use thin airfoil theory to show that the pressure coefficient across the length of the ellipse in the stream-wise direction is constant when it is assumed T<<1.

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