Self-Consistent-Field Approach to Turbulence Theory
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- Scale and Reynolds number dependence of stochastic subgrid energy transfer in turbulent channel flow
- Conditional mode elimination and scale-invariant dissipation in isotropic turbulence
- Two-point, two-time closures applied to forced isotropic turbulence
- Turbulence theories and statistical closure approaches
- Scaling laws for parametrizations of subgrid interactions in simulations of oceanic circulations
- The regularized dia closure for two-dimensional turbulence
- Cross-independence closure for statistical mechanics of fluid turbulence
- Single-time Markovianized spectral closure in fluid turbulence
- Viscosity renormalization based on direct-interaction closure
- A statistical dynamical theory of strongly nonlinear internal gravity waves
- Numerical calculation of decaying isotropic turbulence using the LET theory
- Theory of pressure-strain-rate correlation for Reynolds-stress turbulence closures. Part 1. Off-diagonal element
- Self-consistent effective-medium theory of random internal waves
- Information decay and the predictability of turbulent flows
- Field theoretical techniques in statistical fluid dynamics: With application to nonlinear wave dynamics
- Rederivation and further assessment of the LET theory of isotropic turbulence, as applied to passive scalar convection
- The multiple-scale cumulant expansion for isotropic turbulence
- Markovian inhomogeneous closures for Rossby waves and turbulence over topography
- Quasi-diagonal inhomogeneous closure for classical and quantum statistical dynamics
- Statistical mechanical approaches to fluid turbulence
- A Markovian random coupling model for turbulence
- Closure theories with non-Gaussian restarts for truncated two-dimensional turbulence
- A formal derivation of the local energy transfer (LET) theory of homogeneous turbulence
- Analytical theories of turbulence
- Convergents to turbulence functions
- Inertial-range transfer in two- and three-dimensional turbulence
- Lagrangian statistical mechanics applied to nonlinear stochastic field equations
- On the normalised energy dissipation rate in homogeneous isotropic turbulence
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