Titlebook: Hydrodynamic Instability and Transition to Turbulence; Akiva M. Yaglom,Uriel Frisch Book 2012 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 20

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Akiva M. Yaglom,Uriel FrischReview of fluid flows and the work of the late Professor A. Yaglom.Reviewed, edited, brought together and finished as a tribute to Professor Yaglom‘s work.Historical overview of an important phase in

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The Equations of Fluid Dynamics and Some of Their Consequences, quite disordered manner, exhibiting sudden and irregular (but still continuous) space- and time-variations. Such irregular flows are called “turbulent”. A very large amount of information is required to describe the whole of a field of turbulence in space and time, but as a rule only statistical pr