Lecture

Turbulent Cascade: Taylor's Hypothesis

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Description

This lecture explores Taylor's Frozen Flow Hypothesis, focusing on the prediction of structure functions in space and the experimental measurement of flow components. It also delves into local interactions in turbulent cascades and the effects of small and big structures on each other.

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