The anisotropy of the small scale structure in high Reynolds number (Rλ∼1000) turbulent shear flow

By X. Shen, Zellman Warhaft. 2000

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Fluid particle accelerations in fully developed turbulence (2000, result): “This observation is consistent with recent experimental results which indicate that anisotropy persists to high Reynolds number”
Measurement of particle accelerations in fully developed turbulence (2001, unknown): “…to be more tractable in terms of Eulerian variables, the critical issues of transport and mixing in turbulence are more directly related to the properties of fluid trajectories (Shraiman & Siggia 2000; Yeung 2001b; Sawford 2001), and are often addressed using Lagrangian techniques (Pope 1994).”
Pressure statistics and their scaling in high-Reynolds-number turbulent boundary layers (2007, background): “…number and anisotropic effect for pressure spectra Recent theoretical studies, numerical simulations, and experiments have revealed that the large-scale anisotropy caused by mean shear significantly affects the inertial-range statistics (Arad et al. 1998; Kurien et al. 2000; Shen & Warhaft 2000).”