The logarithmic variance of streamwise velocity and k^-1 conundrum in wall turbulence
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- On the mechanism and conditions for \(k^{-1}\) scaling in turbulent velocity spectra
- Quasilinear modelling of supersonic turbulent channel flow using incompressible flow data
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