Lecture

Probabilistic Description of Turbulence

Description

This lecture delves into the probabilistic description of turbulence, explaining why individual measurements are not reproducible but statistics are. It covers the stochastic nature of turbulent signals, trajectory in phase space, and the deterministic chaos in the Navier-Stokes equations. The instructor, Tobias Schneider, discusses the reproducibility of statistics in the context of turbulent signals and the deterministic equations governing turbulence.

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