Titlebook: Navier-Stokes Turbulence; Theory and Analysis Wolfgang Kollmann Textbook 2024Latest edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s)

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Basic Properties of Turbulent Flows,is three dimensional, unsteady, and diffusive, are collected and analyzed. A working definition of turbulence is deduced from previous attempts and the list of these basic properties. The turbulent attractor is defined and elementary properties of its asymptotic state are discussed. Asymptotic prope

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Flow Domains and Bases, the central examples discussed throughout the book. Compact and non-compact domains are considered and the construction of a solenoidal Schauder basis for scalar and vector fields is developed in detail for the case of flow periodic in the direction of the pipe axis. The Schauder bases are construc

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Phase and Test Function Spaces, incompressible fluids and homogeneous boundary conditions. The argument/test function space is the domain of definition of the characteristic functional; it is considered for non-compact domains. Nuclear spaces are introduced for a solenoidal basis for the treatment of the characteristic functional