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On the Stress-Shear Relation near a Turbulent Air-Sea Interface.

The average wind profile versus height for a nearly flat water surface roughened by capillaries is logarithmic down to a certain point, and must then approach the surface velocity smoothly at the time averaged surface. For lack of data, we hypothesize the form of the interfacial sublayer to be that...

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Bibliographic Details
Corporate Author: NAVAL OCEAN RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITY NSTL STATION MS.
Other Authors: McDonald, B. Edward
Format: Government Document Book
Language:English
Published: Ft. Belvoir Defense Technical Information Center OCT 1982.
Subjects:
Water flow.
Air.
Interfaces.
Turbulence.
Sea water.
Oceanography.
Shear properties.
Stresses.
Numerical analysis.
Surface roughness.
Wave propagation.
Wind velocity.
Logarithm functions.
Equations.
Boundary layer transition.
Stratification.
Atmospheric physics.
Physical and Dynamic Oceanography.
Numerical Mathematics.
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Evans: US Documents (Annex 5th floor)

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