The dissipation range spectrum
It is shown that the available data for the skewness of velocity derivatives in turbulent flows are consistent with a simple exponential decay in the dissipation range, i.e., ∼exp(−ak), rather than ∼exp(−ak m ), where m≳1.
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| description | It is shown that the available data for the skewness of velocity derivatives in turbulent flows are consistent with a simple exponential decay in the dissipation range, i.e., ∼exp(−ak), rather than ∼exp(−ak
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