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The 11 pages that link to Streamline, each with the reason it gives.

• Bernoulli's principleBroader topic: The standard relation compares conditions along one streamline, not automatically across all flow.

• Laminar flowBroader topic: Smooth-looking streamlines can describe laminar flow, but do not alone define it.

• Velocity fieldRelated: Streamlines follow the velocity direction at each point in a steady flow.

• Scientific visualizationBroader topic: Streamlines depict the direction of flows such as air, fluid, or magnetic fields.

• VortexRelated: Streamlines reveal how fluid paths curve around a vortex.

• Steady flowRelated: In steady flow, streamlines remain fixed and coincide with particle paths.

• Flow velocityRelated: Its direction visualizes how velocity is oriented across a flow.

• CurrentRelated: Streamlines visualize a current's local direction without tracking individual particles.

• Flow visualizationBroader topic: Streamlines are a common way to depict a computed velocity field.

• Eulerian flow fieldRelated: Its geometry is obtained from the field at one instant.

• Field lineCompared with: It follows the same mathematical construction but represents fluid velocity rather than a general field.