The Structure of Turbulent Shear Flow
Part of Cambridge Monographs On Mechanics • Book 1 of 2
440 pagesHardcovernewDec 1975
Volume 1 of 2 in Cambridge Monographs On Mechanics
Vol 1Vol 1
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Turbulent flow is a most important branch of fluid dynamics yet its complexity has tended to make it one of the least understood.
Empirical data have been appearing rapidly for more than twenty years but a consistent theory of turbulent flow based on the results has been lacking.
The original edition of Dr Townsend's b
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