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- Reynolds_decomposition abstract "In fluid dynamics and the theory of turbulence, Reynolds decomposition is a mathematical technique to separate the average and fluctuating parts of a quantity. For example, for a quantity the decomposition would bewhere denotes the time average of (often called the steady component), andthe fluctuating part (or perturbations). The perturbations are defined such that their time average equals zero. This allows us to simplify the Navier–Stokes equations by substituting in the sum of the steady component and perturbations to the velocity profile and taking the mean value. The resulting equation contains a nonlinear term known as the Reynolds stresses which gives rise to turbulence.".
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- Reynolds_decomposition date "December 2009".
- Reynolds_decomposition hasPhotoCollection Reynolds_decomposition.
- Reynolds_decomposition subject Category:Turbulence.
- Reynolds_decomposition comment "In fluid dynamics and the theory of turbulence, Reynolds decomposition is a mathematical technique to separate the average and fluctuating parts of a quantity. For example, for a quantity the decomposition would bewhere denotes the time average of (often called the steady component), andthe fluctuating part (or perturbations). The perturbations are defined such that their time average equals zero.".
- Reynolds_decomposition label "Decomposição de Reynolds".
- Reynolds_decomposition label "Reynolds decomposition".
- Reynolds_decomposition sameAs Decomposição_de_Reynolds.
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- Reynolds_decomposition sameAs Q7319682.
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- Reynolds_decomposition wasDerivedFrom Reynolds_decomposition?oldid=568085164.
- Reynolds_decomposition isPrimaryTopicOf Reynolds_decomposition.