Published February 1, 1937
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On the statistical theory of turbulence
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- von Kármán, Th.
Abstract
G. I. Taylor (1) gave an important impetus to the statistical theory of turbulence by introducing the concept of "isotropic" turbulence, defined by the feature that the mean squares and mean products of the velocity components and of their derivatives are invariant with respect to rotation and reflection of the coordinate axes.
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Copyright © 1937 by the National Academy of Sciences. Communicated January 2, 1937. The author is indebted to C. B. Millikan and L. Howarth for discussions on the subject and for their assistance in calculations.Files
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