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The assumption of joint Gaussian velocities as applied to the pressure structure function

CITE Title : The assumption of joint Gaussian velocities as applied to the pressure structure function Personal Author(s) : Hill, Reginald J. Corporate Authors(s) : Environmental Technology Laboratory (Environmental Research Laboratories) Published Date : 1994 Series : NOAA technical report ERL ; 451;NOAA technical report ERL. 66 ETL; URL : /view/noaa/11325 Hill, Reginald J. (1994). The assumption of joint Gaussian velocities as applied to the pressure structure function. Hill, Reginald J. "The assumption of joint Gaussian velocities as applied to the pressure structure function" (1994) Hill, Reginald J. "The assumption of joint Gaussian velocities as applied to the pressure structure function" , 1994 Export RIS Citation Information.

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1994 | NOAA technical report ERL ; 451

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The 1951 theory of the pressure structure function used the assumption of joint Gaussian velocities to obtain tracta~le results. That theory has recen...

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