MATHEMATICAL MODEL OF THE BOUNDARY LAYER OF AIRFLOW OVER A FLAT SURFACE
In fluid and gas mechanics, a subject that has been the focus of considerable scholarly attention is the modeling of flow phenomena on streamlined surfaces. These surfaces, which are typically installed in a parallel orientation to the direction of the free stream, play a pivotal role in the study of fluid dynamics. The boundary layer theory represents a pivotal branch of fluid dynamics, given the airflow plate is characterized by a high Reynolds number of airflow velocity entering the plate's plane surface contexts.