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Turbulent mixing, statistical description

In the remainder of this chapter, an overview of the CRE and FM approaches to turbulent reacting flows is provided. Because the description of turbulent flows and turbulent mixing makes liberal use of ideas from probability and statistical theory, the reader may wish to review the appropriate appendices in Pope (2000) before starting on Chapter 2. Further guidance on how to navigate the material in Chapters 2-7 is provided in Section 1.5. [Pg.22]

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Mixing statistical description

Mixing statistics

Statistical description

Turbulence statistical

Turbulent statistics