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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2009 / iii / Paper 73 / 3 / ii / Solution

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Let the mean streamwise velocity be U(y) and set S=dU/dy>0. The relevant covariance is u′v′<0 on this half of the channel. The work of the Reynolds stress against the mean shear rate gives
P=−u′v′dydU​.​
(1)
The eddy viscosity relation is −u′v′=νT​S, so
νT​=dU/dy−u′v′​,P=νT​(dydU​)2.​
(2)
These are the kinematic-stress conventions, with the covariance measured per unit mass; inserting a stress measured in force per area would require division by mass density.

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