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Indian-Origin Girl Solved a Hundred-Year Old Wind Energy Problem

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A young engineering student from India is making waves in the world of renewable energy. Divya Tyagi, a Penn State University graduate student, has solved a 100-year-old math problem related to wind energy — a breakthrough that could make wind turbines more powerful and efficient. The original problem was introduced in 1926 by British aerodynamicist Hermann Glauert. His equation helped design turbines by predicting the maximum power they could g…
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Indian-Origin Girl Solved a Hundred-Year Old Wind Energy Problem

A young engineering student from India is making waves in the world of renewable energy. Divya Tyagi, a Penn State University graduate student, has solved a 100-year-old math problem related to wind energy — a breakthrough that could make wind turbines more powerful and efficient. The original problem was introduced in 1926 by British aerodynamicist Hermann Glauert. His equation helped design turbines by predicting the maximum power they could g…

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