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January 7th 06, 04:03 PM
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Rear stagnation point
If you track air across the surfaces, there will be a place where
the upper and lower streams meet, the flow vector is no longer along the sing, but directly away from it. That isn't a stagnation point. A stagnation point is where the velocity is zero and static pressure = total pressure. 
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