Lecture

Turbulence: Velocity Fluctuations and Frozen Flow Hypothesis

Description

This lecture explores the measurement of velocity fluctuations in turbulent flows, focusing on the frozen flow hypothesis and the structure of longitudinal velocity increments. The instructor discusses the experimental laws of fully developed turbulence and the energy spectra in turbulent flows.

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