2. Why the boundary condition of the airfoilsurface (here ,we do an assumption, that theairfoil surface is assumed to a line, a camberline) is a streamline, and can be written in amathematical equation: V+ w'(s) = 0 ?00,n

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2. Why the boundary condition of the airfoil surface (here ,we do an assumption, that th airfoil surface is assumed to a line, a camber line) is a streamline, and can be written in a mathematical equation: V + w'(s) = 0 ? 00,n

2. Why the boundary condition of the airfoil surface (here ,we do an assumption, that th airfoil surface is assumed to a line, a camber line) is a streamline, and can be written in a mathematical equation: V + w'(s) = 0 ? 00,n

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