Empirical description of high wave number turbulence pdf

Empirical description of high wave number turbulence

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The shapes of spectra obtained from measurements of ocean turbulence are examined. Kovasznay’s equation for high wave number turbulence is used to describe the inertial through dissipation regions. Power spectra of velocity fluctuation recorded in the open sea are used to evaluate constants occurring in the Kovasznay relation. Semi-empirical forms of high wave number energy spectra are then displayed. These computed spectra should define a universal form to which mathematical models should adhere

• Creator/s: Belser, Richard Baker, III
• Date: 9/1/1972 0:00
• Book Topics/Themes: Oceanography, Dissipation region, Inertial subrange, Isotropic turbulence, Kovasznay equation, Linear regression techniques, Power spectra, Wave number

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