SELF-CONTAINED MODEL FOR THE PRESSURE TERMS IN THE TURBULENT STRESS EQUATIONS OF THE NEUTRAL ATMOSPHERIC BOUNDARY LAYER.

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Development of an abbreviated model for the pressure-gradient velocity correlation terms in the equations for the Reynolds-stress components in the neutral boundary layer. The model contains three terms: a nonlinear return-to-isotropy term, a mean strain-rate term, and a mean vorticity term. There are three free constants in the model, which are determined with the aid of experimental results on the ratios between the Reynolds-stress components in the neutral surface layer. Since three independent equations are involved, the model is self-contained. Through its mean vorticity term, the model incorporates the effects of a rotating coordinate system. The application of the model to a neutral Ekman layer gives realistic results.

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Zeman, O., & Tennekes, H. (1975). SELF-CONTAINED MODEL FOR THE PRESSURE TERMS IN THE TURBULENT STRESS EQUATIONS OF THE NEUTRAL ATMOSPHERIC BOUNDARY LAYER. Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences, 32(9), 1808–1813. https://doi.org/10.1175/1520-0469(1975)032<1808:ASCMFT>2.0.CO;2

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