August 1, 2001Open Access

Turbulent Heat Flow: Structures and Scaling

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Geometrical structures and scaling behavior provide insights into the nature of convective turbulence and some risky generalizations about “complex systems.”

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Leo P. Kadanoff (Wed,) studied this question.

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