On the Origin of Turbulence
We are all familiar with the fact that a linear flow of water in a tube can be obtained only for velocities below a certain critical limit and that, when the velocity exceeds this limit, laminar flow ceases and a complex, irregular, and fluctuating motion sets in. More generally than in this context of flow through a tube, it is known that motions
Casuso, E.
Fecha de publicación:
7
2007