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| Shear spectrum. Use <math>\Psi_1</math>, <math>\Psi_2</math> to distinguish the orthogonal components of the shear. Use <math>\Psi_N</math> for the Nasmyth spectrum, <math>\Psi_{PK}</math> for the Panchev-Kesich spectrum and <math>\Psi_L</math> for the Lueck spectrum.
| Shear spectrum. Use <math>\Psi_1</math>, <math>\Psi_2</math> to distinguish the orthogonal components of the shear. Use <math>\Psi_N</math> for the Nasmyth spectrum, <math>\Psi_{PK}</math> for the Panchev-Kesich spectrum and <math>\Psi_L</math> for the Lueck spectrum.
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| <math> \mathrm{s^{-2}\, cpm^{-1}}\ \  \mathrm{(1/s)}^2/\mathrm{cpm} </math>
| <math> \mathrm{s^{-2}\, cpm^{-1}}</math>
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| <math>\Phi(k)</math>  
| <math>\Phi(k)</math>  
| Velocity spectrum. Use <math>\Phi_u</math>, <math>\Phi_v</math>, <math>\Phi_v</math>, or <math>\Phi_1</math>, <math>\Phi_2</math> , <math>\Phi_3</math> for the different orthogonal components of the velocity. Use <math>\Phi_K</math> for the Kolmogorov spectrum.
| Velocity spectrum. Use <math>\Phi_u</math>, <math>\Phi_v</math>, <math>\Phi_v</math>, or <math>\Phi_1</math>, <math>\Phi_2</math> , <math>\Phi_3</math> for the different orthogonal components of the velocity. Use <math>\Phi_K</math> for the Kolmogorov spectrum.
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| <math> \mathrm{(m/s)}^2/\mathrm{cpm} </math>
| <math> \mathrm{m^2\, s^{-2}\, cpm^{-1}} </math>
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Background (total) velocity

Turbulence properties

Fluid properties and background gradients for turbulence calculations

Theoretical Length and Time Scales

Turbulence Spectrum