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Das Instrument der Selbstregulierung,hnan (1974). Hence the purpose of this chapter is twofold. First, the main emphasis is given to differences rather than similarities. The primary reason for this is that (at least some) understanding of differences is expected to aid better understanding of both systems and avoid misconceptions asso

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Book 2009Latest edition of the subject and which travel from one publication to another. A new chapter titled Analogies, misconceptions and ill defined concepts was added along with a number of new sections on such topics as ergodicity, Eulerian versus Lagrangian descriptions, on validation of theories, on anomalous scali

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Analogies, Misconceptions and Ill-Defined Concepts,hnan (1974). Hence the purpose of this chapter is twofold. First, the main emphasis is given to differences rather than similarities. The primary reason for this is that (at least some) understanding of differences is expected to aid better understanding of both systems and avoid misconceptions asso

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Origins of Turbulence, the equations of fluid dynamics but also be stable (Landau and Lifshits, 1959). Kolmogorov‘s scenario was based on the complexity of the dynamics along the attractor rather than on its stability (Arnold, 1991).

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Methods of Describing and Studying Turbulent Flows,phenomena, I suspect that the recent addition to our theoretical arsenal may be less effective than many had hoped (Martin, 1976). I think that the k-space decomposition does actually obscure the physics (Moffatt, 1990a).

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Kinematics,bulence. In other words, the dynamics of fluid motion, except incompressibility, does not enter into the problems in question. The first issue is of purely technical nature and is covered extensively in several monographs (e.g., Hinze, 1975; Monin and Yaglom, 1971, 1975; Mathieu and Scott, 2000; Pop