The bes t-kn own t h eor etica l works on boundary-laye r problems, esp ecia lly in t he case of co mpressible flow wi t ho ut or w ith h eat t ransfer, ar e r elated to th e la m in a r bo und ar y layer, although th e t urbulent bound a ry layer is, in practice, often more inte restin g. The la min a r bound ary layer is more ea~ ily accessible to theo retical t reatm ent beca use clearly d efin ed r elation s exist betwee n t he v iscos ity !J. a nd the sh ear s tresses T. In the tu rbul ent case, empirica l relations must be in trod uced. Therefor e, a ttemp ts to get exact solu t ion s al'e no t " 'o rthwh il e, while effor ts to obta in ap prox im ate solu t io ns, based for in st a nce on t h e von Karman-Pohlha usen prin cip le (Z. An ge w. Math. u. i\!(" ech. 1, 233 and 252, 1921) of util iz ing in teg ra l co nditio ns, a ppear to be a ppropriate to t his problem. In th e las t few yea rs the accu r acy of su ch a pproximate solu t io ns for th e incompressible case was n otice-a bl y improved by the a ppli cation of a new e ner gy in tegral co ndition in co n nectio n wi t h a new emp irical law for the dissipat ion in t u rbulent bo unda ry laye rs, stated by J. Ro tta (Ing r-Arc h. 20, 195, 1952) a nd E. Tru cke nbrod t (Ing r-Ar ch. 20, 212, 1952). The emp irical laws for di ssipa t ion a nd for t urbul ent wall fri ction , which a re n eeded in th e p resent a pprox i-m ate theory, are formu lated o n t h e bas is of av a ila bl e m eas urem e nts fo r in co mpressible fl ow. Ge ner ali zation to th e compressib le flow with h eat t ra nsfer is m a de from phys ical co nsidera-t io ns. Calculated r esults ag ree sat isfacto ri ly wi t h ava ila ble ex p erim ental d ata. Some pos-s ibi li t ies for improving as well as fo r simp lify in g th e a pproximat io n theo ry a re outlined.
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Walz, A. (1959). Compressible turbulent boundary layers with heat transfer and pressure gradient in flow direction. Journal of Research of the National Bureau of Standards Section B Mathematics and Mathematical Physics, 63B(1), 53. https://doi.org/10.6028/jres.063b.008
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