Eddy viscosity ratio

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The eddy viscosity ratio, $\frac{\mu_t}{\mu}$ , is the ratio between the turbulent viscosity, $\mu_t$ , and the molecular dynamic viscosity, $\mu$ .

Eddy viscosity ratio is often also called turbulent viscosity ratio or simply viscosity ratio.

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-The eddy-viscosity ratio, <math>\frac{\mu_t}{\mu}</math>, is the ratio between the turbulent viscosity, <math>\mu_t</math>, and the molecular dynamic viscosity, <math>\mu</math>.
+The eddy viscosity ratio, <math>\frac{\mu_t}{\mu}</math>, is the ratio between the turbulent viscosity, <math>\mu_t</math>, and the molecular dynamic viscosity, <math>\mu</math>.
-The eddy-viscosity ratio is often also called turbulent viscosity ratio or simply viscosity ratio.
+Eddy viscosity ratio is often also called turbulent viscosity ratio or simply viscosity ratio.
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