Inertial range scaling of laminar shear flow as a model of turbulent transport
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Abstract
Asymptotic scaling behavior, characteristic of the inertial range, is obtained for a fractal stochastic system proposed as a model for turbulent transport.
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Neural Network Statistical Physic Complex System Nonlinear Dynamics Shear Flow
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