UNIVERSAL SCALING LAWS IN FULLY-DEVELOPED TURBULENCE
UNIVERSAL SCALING LAWS IN FULLY-DEVELOPED TURBULENCE
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DOI:
10.1103/physrevlett.72.336
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发表时间:
1994-01-17
影响因子:
8.6
通讯作者:
LEVEQUE, E
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作者:
SHE, ZS;LEVEQUE, E
The inertial-range scaling laws of fully developed turbulence are described in terms of scalings of a sequence of moment ratios of the energy dissipation field epsilon(l) coarse grained at inertial-range scale l. These moment ratios epsilon(l)(p) = [epsilon(l)p] (p = 0, 1, 2,...,) form a hierarchy of structures. The most singular structures epsilon(l)(infinity) are assumed to be filaments, and it is argued that epsilon(l)infinity approximately l-2/3. Furthermore, a universal relation between scalings of successive structures is postulated, which leads to a prediction of the entire set of the scaling exponents: [epsilon(l)p] approximately l(tau)p, tau(p) = -2/3p + 2[1 - (2/3)p] and [deltav(l)p] approximately l(zetap), zeta(p) = p/9 + 2[1 - (2/3)p/3].