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[For part I see the third and second author, \textit{C. Cambon} and \textit{J. Mathieu}, C. R. Acad. Sci., Paris, Ser. II 307, No. 14, 1601-1606 (1988; Zbl 0654.76052).] This note presents results of the study of the evolution with time of the pressure spectra and of the spectra of the turbulent kinetic energy corresponding to the purely compressible part of the field, starting from an initially incompressible turbulence. For short times, the pressure spectrum is shown to follow a \(K^{-5/3}\) power law, whereas it is found to follow a \(K^{-11/3}\) law of large times. These different spectral shapes can be explained by an analytical study of the model in the limit of a very weak compressibility.
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