1. Introduction

  2. TGD view about the generation of turbulence

    1. The problems of the existing theories of turbulence

    2. Superflow as a starting point

    3. The effective gauge potential as K\"ahler gauge potential

    4. Description in terms of monopole- and non-monopole flux tubes

    5. Description in terms of monopole- and non-monopole flux tubes

    6. The TGD view about the flow near boundaries and the generation of turbulence and its decay

    7. Some examples about universality

    8. Breaking of the circulation theorem of Kelvin

  3. Are the hydrodynamic quantum analogs much more than analogs?

    1. Summary of the experiments

    2. TGD based view

  4. Trying to understand viscosity and critical Reynolds numbers

    1. The notion of viscosity

    2. Critical Reynolds numbers

    3. Laminar-turbulent transition as a quantum phase transition?

    4. Nottale hypothesis and turbulence

    5. Trying to understand kinematic viscosity

    6. Also the notions of ℏem and ℏZ make sense

  5. Why airplanes do not fall down?

    1. Some Background

    2. Some TGD inspired quantum hydrodynamics

    3. What prevents airplanes from falling down?

  6. QHD in nuclear physics and hadron physics

    1. Cold fusion, nuclear tunnelling, ℏeff, and BSFRs

    2. QHD and hadron physics

  7. Appendix

    1. Comparison of TGD with other theories

    2. Brief glossary of the basic concepts of TGD

    3. Figures