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November 2, 2014, 02:56 |
A question about filtered kinetic energy
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Zhao An
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Dear all,
I am reading "Turbulent Flows" which is written by Pope, the filtered kinetic energy on Page 585 confuses me as the Exercise 13.22 says that <filtered E> can be integrated over all k of the spectrum E(k) multiplied by 1. However, I think the integration results in the kinetic energy k. I suppose that In order to obtain the filtered kinetic energy, it shall be integrated over all k of the spectrum E(k) multiplied by G(k) otherwise the filtered kinetic energy and the kinetic energy will be exactly the same. Am I making anything wrong in this procedure? Thanks. Last edited by 8cold8hot; November 2, 2014 at 09:05. |
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