Turbulence Cascade: Kolmogorov Theory

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This lecture covers the physical interpretation of the Richardson cascade, Kolmogorov's theory with three hypotheses, and the Karman-Howarth-Monin relation. It also discusses the flow behind a grid, isotropic turbulence, and the small-scale homogeneity assumptions.

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