Probability Distribution Functions in Turbulent Convection
Results of an extensive investigation of probability distribution functions (pdfs) for Rayleigh-Benard convection, in the hard turbulence regime, is presented. It is seen that the pdfs exhibit a high degree of internal universality. In certain cases this universality is established within two Kolmogorov scales of a boundary. A discussion of the factors leading to universality is presented.
"Results of an extensive investigation of probability distribution functions (pdfs) for Rayleigh-Benard convection, in the hard turbulence regime, is presented. It is seen that the pdfs exhibit a high degree of internal universality. In certain cases this universality is established within two Kolmogorov scales of a boundary. A discussion of the factors leading to universality is presented."@en
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