Low Speed Aerodynamics" delves into the fundamental principles and phenomena associated with the behavior of airflow around bodies at low speeds. This book covers essential topics such as boundary layer theory, drag, lift, and stall characteristics, emphasizing practical applications in aviation and automotive industries. Through a blend of theoretical insights and experimental results, it provides a comprehensive understanding of aerodynamic principles, enabling engineers and researchers to design efficient and effective airfoil shapes and vehicles. Ideal for students and professionals, this work serves as a vital resource in the study of aerodynamics.