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# Universal Area Law in Turbulence

@article{Migdal2019UniversalAL,
title={Universal Area Law in Turbulence},
author={Alexander Migdal},
journal={arXiv: High Energy Physics - Theory},
year={2019}
}
• A. Migdal
• Published 20 March 2019
• Physics
• arXiv: High Energy Physics - Theory
We re-visit the Area Law in Turbulence discovered many years ago \cite{M93} and verified recently in numerical experiments\cite{S19}. We derive this law in a simpler way, at the same time outlining the limits of its applicability. Using the PDF for velocity circulation as a functional of the loop in coordinate space, we obtain explicit formulas for vorticity correlations in presence of velocity circulation. These functions are related to the shape of the scaling function of the PDF as well as…
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