After a few days researching Burgers' equation, I want to talk about it.
I have done a work about this equation with my class team and would like to share with you everything we have learned.
Burgers' equation is a fundamental partial differential equation from fluid mechanics. It occurs in various areas of applied mathematics, such as modeling of gas dynamics and traffic flow. It is named for Johannes Martinus Burgers (1895–1981).
Here you are a video about J.M Burgers life, made by my colleagues and me.
In this research we have the help of a professor and researcher at the Leonardo Da Vinci University in Paris. Mr. El Amine, professor of my three teammates who are French.
Maylis, one of my colleague, traveled to Paris to have an interview with Mr. El Amine.
And Nadia and Younes, the other components of my great team, gave life to the interview between Maylis and Professor El Amine on a video.
Here you are!
Finally, I leave you with the explanation of the equation, with a video that is also part of our work.
In this research we have the help of a professor and researcher at the Leonardo Da Vinci University in Paris. Mr. El Amine, professor of my three teammates who are French.
Maylis, one of my colleague, traveled to Paris to have an interview with Mr. El Amine.
And Nadia and Younes, the other components of my great team, gave life to the interview between Maylis and Professor El Amine on a video.
Here you are!
Finally, I leave you with the explanation of the equation, with a video that is also part of our work.
