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Equating the two expressions for eddy viscosity gives directly
ϵ=u∗​κyCμ​k2​.
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From the preceding part, u∗2​=Cμ​​k. Replace one factor of k using that identity, and then replace u∗​ itself by Cμ1/4​k1/2. This proves all three equivalent dissipation expressions:
ϵ=u∗​κyCμ​k2​=κyCμ1/2​ku∗​​=κyCμ3/4​k3/2​.​
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Each is the same turbulent kinetic energy dissipation rate, with dimensions of velocity cubed divided by length. Its equivalent friction-velocity form is u∗3​/(κy).

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