A simple dynamical model of intermittent fully developed turbulence.¶
Frisch, U., Sulem, P. G., & Nelkin, M. (1978). A simple dynamical model of intermittent fully developed turbulence. Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 87, 719-736.
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- Intermittency
- The clarifying force is to turn "bursty" into a specifiable statistical-plus-mechanistic structure, with rigorous characterization grounded in the formal
This sourceFoundational for mechanistic models of multifractal intermittency.
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This is the paper that introduces the β-model itself — intermittency as a nested-scale cascade in which only a fraction β^n of the volume is excited at scale l0·2^-n — though it calls the model 'phenomenological', not a formal framework.
“We present a phenomenological model of intermittency called the β-model and related to the Novikov-Stewart (1964) model. The key assumption is that in scales ∼ l 0 2 − n only a fraction β n of the total space has an appreciable excitation.”
- The clarifying force is to turn "bursty" into a specifiable statistical-plus-mechanistic structure, with rigorous characterization grounded in the formal
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