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No, that's a different thing, what you link to is an analytical vortex that can approximate a boundary layer. The result posted here is that the power density
by semi-extrinsic 7y ago
No, that's a different thing, what you link to is an analytical vortex that can approximate a boundary layer.
The result posted here is that the power density of the turbulent energy spectrum scales with the inverse of wavenumber.
- steve76 7y agoMixed grey: low wavenumber, high power density. Marbled black and white: High wavenumber, low power density. So I can zoom into that mixed grey, and eventually get marbled black and white unless I hit the molecular bonds. Did I get that right?