The content and treatment in this edition remain in accordance with what was said in the preface to the first edition (see below). My chief care in revising and augmenting has been to comply with this principle. Despite the lapse of thirty years， the previous edition has， with very slight exceptions， not gone out of date. Its material has been only fairly slightly supplemented and modified. About ten new sections have been added.
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Prefacesto the English editions
E.cM.cLifshitz
Notation.
Ⅰ.IDEAL FLUIDS
1.The equation of continuity
2.Eulers equation
3.Hydrostatics
4.The ondition that onvection be absent
5.Bernoullis equation
6.The energy flux
7.The momentum flux
8.The onservation of circulation
9.Potential flow
10.Incompressible fluids
11.The drag force incpotential flow past a body
12.Gravity waves
13.Internal waves in an incompressible fluid
14.Waves in acrotating fluid
Ⅱ.VISCOUS FLUIDS
15.The equations of motion of acviscous fluid
16.Energy dissipation in ancincompressible fluid
17.Flow in acpipe
18.Flow between rotating cylinders
19.The law of similarity
20.Flow with small Reynolds numbers
21.The laminar wake
22.The viscosity of suspensions
23.Exact solutions of thecequations of motion for acviscous fluid
24.Oscillatory motion in acviscous fluid
25.Damping of gravity waves
Ⅲ.TURBULENCE
Ⅳ.BOUNDARYcLAYERS
Ⅴ.THERMALONDUCTIONcINcFLUIDS
Ⅵ.DIFFUSION
Ⅷ.SOUND
Ⅸ.SHOCKcWAVES
Ⅹ.ONE-DIMENSIONALcGAScFLOW
Ⅺ.THEcINTERSECTIONcOFcSURFACEScOFcDISCONTINUITY
Ⅻ.TWO-DIMENSIONALcGAScFLOW
XIII.FLOWcPASTcFINITEcBODIES
XV.RELATIVISTIFLUIDcDYNAMICS
XUI.DYNAMICScOFcSUPERFLUIDS