A case study of layer fine structure and turbulence within stable elevated layers
Earl E Gossard
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A case study of layer fine structure and turbulence within stable elevated layers
Published
1983
Publisher
U.S. Dept. of Commerce, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Environmental Research Laboratories
Pages
35
Boundary layers
Boundary layer analysis
Numerical simulation of boundary layer excitation by surface heating/cooling
Analysis of turbulent boundary layers
Boundary Layer Analysis
Turbulent boundary layers
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A case study of layer fine structure and turbulence within stable elevated layers was written by Earl E Gossard.
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