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* ``rayleigh_solver`` (or ``ray``).
* ``shockwave_solver`` (or ``ss``) for normal and oblique shock waves.
* ``conical_shockwave_solver`` (or ``css``).
* ``De_Laval_solver`` and the ``nozzles`` sub-module, containing functions and classes to understand convergent-divergent nozzles, Rao's TOP nozzles (Thrust Optmizie Parabolic), Minimum Length nozzle with Method of Characteristics. Nozzles can be used to quickly visualize their geometric differences or to solve the isentropic expansion with the `De_Laval_Solver` class.
* ``De_Laval_solver`` and the ``nozzles`` sub-module, containing functions and classes to understand convergent-divergent nozzles, Rao's TOP nozzles (Thrust Optmizie Parabolic), Minimum Length nozzle with Method of Characteristics. Nozzles can be used to quickly visualize their geometric differences or to solve the isentropic expansion with the `De_Laval_Solver` class.

* Aerothermodynamic computations (``pygasflow.atd`` module):
* Correlations to estimate boundary layer thickness, heat flux and wall shear stress over a flat plate or a stagnation region.
* Newtonian Flow Theory to estimate the pressure distribution around objects and their aerodynamic characteristics.
* Newtonian Flow Theory to estimate the pressure distribution around objects and their aerodynamic characteristics.

The following charts has been generated with the functions included in this package:
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And also on Conda:

```
conda install -c davide_sd pygasflow
conda install -c conda-forge pygasflow
```


## Usage

The easiest way is to call a solver. Let's say you need to solve an isentropic flow:
The easiest way is to call a solver. Let's say you need to solve an isentropic flow:

```python
from pygasflow import isentropic_solver
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Changelog
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v1.2.0
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* Added ``oblique_mach_downstream`` to ``pygasflow.shockwave``.
Thank you `Dr Chad File <https://github.com/archeryguru2000>`_ for this
contribution.

* Added support for Numpy >= 2.0.0.
Thank you `David Chartrand <https://github.com/DavidChartrand>`_ for this
contribution.

* Fixed conda packaging.


v1.1.1
======

* Included build for Python 3.11.


v1.10.0
=======

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Or::

conda install pygasflow
conda install -c conda-forge pygasflow
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__version__ = "1.1.2"
__version__ = "1.2.0"

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