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Modeling of the Joint PDF of a Scalar and Its Gradient in Turbulent Mixing
A joint probability distribution function of a conservative scalar (mixture fraction) and its gradient is predicted numerically. Statistical moments of this function are compared to their approximations, direct numerical simulation data, and also to the results obtained by simplified models for a co...
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