Turbulent Motion and the Structure of Chaos pp 329-371 | Cite as
Turbulent Motion. The Structure of Chaos
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Abstract
Turbulence even to this day remains one of the most complicated and enigmatic kinds of motion. The phenomenon of turbulence was first discovered in connection with the studies of piped flows of incompressible fluids, and for a long time had been treated as a subject of fluid mechanics. It seems that a chapter on turbulence as a physical phenomenon was for the first time included into a course of statistical physics by the author in 1982 (Klimontovich, iv).
Keywords
Reynolds Stress Entropy Production Couette Flow Turbulent Viscosity Poiseuille Flow
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© Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1991