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References......Page 1 MEASURES OF ANISOTROPY AND THE UNIVERSAL PROPERTIES OF TURBULENCE ......Page 53 1 Introduction......Page 56 2.1 The method of $SO(3)$ decomposition......Page 58 2.2 Foliation of the structure function into j-sectors......Page 62 2.3 The velocity structure functions......Page 63 2.3.1 The second-order structure function......Page 64 2.4 Dimensional estimates for the lowest-order anisotropic scaling exponents......Page 66 2.5 Summary......Page 68 3.2 Relevance of the anisotropic contributions......Page 69 3.3 The measurements......Page 70 4.1 General remarks on the data......Page 74 4.2.1 The anisotropic tensor component derived under the assumption of axisymmetry......Page 76 4.2.2 The complete $j = 2$ anisotropic contribution......Page 81 5.1 Extracting the $j = 1$ component......Page 85 6.1 Introduction......Page 88 6.2.1 The second-order structure function......Page 89 6.2.2 Higher-order structure functions......Page 92 6.3 Summary......Page 93 7 Conclusions......Page 98 A Full form for the $j = 2$ contribution for the homogeneous case......Page 99 B.1 Antisymmetric contribution......Page 105 B.2 Symmetric contribution......Page 107 C Tests of the robustnes
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- Author
- Lesieur M., et al. (eds.)
- Publisher
- Springer
- Published
- 2001
- Language
- EN
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- Science, Physics, Stem
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