The incompressibility condition (∇ · V = 0) is the foundation of this analytical derivation.
A solenoidal (divergence-free) field describes a homogeneous incompressible flow. A solenoidal field, besides having zero divergence, may have a non-zero curl (a rotational component).
OpenAI just dropped: Navier‑Stokes can blow up in finite time. A vortex spiralling inward, stretching like spaghetti until a singularity forms. But I had a proof of a special class of the structure of incompressible Beltrami flows before this announcement.
"An exact, 👇".
The Navier-Stokes equations are the most important unsolved problem in classical physics.
But what if there exists a class of flows where turbulence is mathematically constrained?
#FluidMechanics#BeltramiFlow#NavierStokes#Physics
I have many memories of Mayflower School. That institution shaped me in many ways. It’s rare to see a school built by sheer grit and will as Mayflower. A school built by community, for the world. Those values shone through for many years, in different people, for various reasons.
I have two favourite things from Mayflower — the morning assembly speech, and football.
As a student, we were primed for public speaking by facing other students, sometimes thousands of them to deliver speeches we prepared. It was training on a very high level.
And with football, we played in front of hundreds of students, determined to win and walk away pridefully and gracefully. Every game was a battle. Every win gave us shoulder pads, and those were sweet, sweet victories.
Should I talk about the academic part? The competition for places? The pride that came with places. I can write for another year on that school and won’t be tired. Those were some of the best years of my life.
#Mayflower70thAnniversary
I once had this Golf conversation with someone whose company brings in about 500 million naira a month and this is what he told me.
First, Rich people like Golf because of the exclusivity it offers, the membership alone, the instruments, paying caddies, etc for a random sport is expensive hence made it a fave for only the super rich. Some clubs demand a huge mouth watering fee to join.
Another thing he mentioned to me is that in one of the Golf clubs which he belonged to, they check your bank accounts, bank statements and annual returns, If you aren't turning in billions yearly, you could not join this particular club, so that weeded away low income earners ensuring only the 0.0001% of the 1% are able to access it. Anything that is exclusive attracts rich people viz a viz luxury brands like Rolls Royce, Paganini, Bugatti, etc
He mentioned also, the networking there is crazy. Told me how he closed a deal that was taking so long to close, just because the CEO of the said company came that day to play Golf, a deal that's been taking weeks of paper works was closed over one phone call.
He also mentioned some added advantages like accessibility to some top choice hotels, recreational facilities, yacht rides amongst many which are given as an addition to the membership.
Also you get to have the super rich support you and come to your events.
When you belong to societies like these with the super rich, when you have events like birthdays, marriages, celebrations, they turn up for you and because of the kind of connections they wield, the celebration becomes one that's a creme de la creme event.
It isn't stressful , it is one sport where there is minimal stress as your paid caddie follows you and carries youe equipments.
What better way to live as a rich person.
A new era of AI enabled surveilance in Africa.
TerraHaptix, the robotics startup, just unveiled Kallon- an autonomous sentry tower designed for remote areas like farmlands, oil & gas pipelines, and other critical infrastructure.
@ARISEtv Now seeing that the same train likely derailed on its return trip is deeply alarming. If NRC reused that same train after a mechanical issue without proper inspection, they put people’s lives at serious risk. This kind of negligence is totally unacceptable.
@ARISEtv I was on the 8am Kaduna–Abuja train this morning. When we got to Jere, the train developed a mechanical fault and stopped around the Jere. We were informed and assured the engineers were working on it. After about 30 minutes, the train resumed movement and we made it to Abuja.