Lagrangian Aspects of Turbulent Transport in Pipe Flow
Lagrangian Aspects of Turbulent Transport in Pipe Flow
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061 6/, VZAVG/1 0*0.0/ M 1 = 1 READ IN TRACK DATA R E 4 D { 1 ) NU MTK K , NU MF R M , INITF M = PEAD( 1 ) NUM HUN , M OFF M , NOTPK .NUM3G1 ,F ,( READ( 1 > D ALIGN FPAMES DO 11 1=1,4,2 XAVG( I )=0 XAVG( I +1 ) =0 C( ( 1 + 1 )/2,7) = ( *C( I ,4) -C( I ,2)*C( 1,3) ( I ,1 ) = ( C ( I , 4 ) -C { 1,2) ) / A 1 B(I,2)=(C(I,l)-C(I.3))/(Al*B{I,l)l K = 2* 1+3 C(I , I )=b( I,1)*(F(K,7)+(B(I,2)-B(3-1,3) ) *FUNC(F (K, 7) ,F( K+l , 7) ,XNF( I ) ) ) CONT INUF IF{ ABS( ( XNF( 1 ) -0( 1 , 1 )) /XNF { 1 )) .LT...i 0.0001 ) GOTO 20 00 3 1=1,2 X\IF{ I ) =b( I , 1 ) 0( I , 3 ) =0( I , 1 > * (C( I,5)+C( I , 5) *(B( I , 2)-B( 3-1,3))) CONT I NUE GOTO 3 1 IP0S=1 .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
061 6/, VZAVG/1 0*0.0/ M 1 = 1 READ IN TRACK DATA R E 4 D { 1 ) NU MTK K , NU MF R M , INITF M = PEAD( 1 ) NUM HUN , M OFF M , NOTPK .NUM3G1 ,F ,( READ( 1 > D ALIGN FPAMES DO 11 1=1,4,2 XAVG( I )=0 XAVG( I +1 ) =0 C( ( 1 + 1 )/2,7) = ( *C( I ,4) -C( I ,2)*C( 1,3) ( I ,1 ) = ( C ( I , 4 ) -C { 1,2) ) / A 1 B(I,2)=(C(I,l)-C(I.3))/(Al*B{I,l)l K = 2* 1+3 C(I , I )=b( I,1)*(F(K,7)+(B(I,2)-B(3-1,3) ) *FUNC(F (K, 7) ,F( K+l , 7) ,XNF( I ) ) ) CONT INUF IF{ ABS( ( XNF( 1 ) -0( 1 , 1 )) /XNF { 1 )) .LT...i 0.0001 ) GOTO 20 00 3 1=1,2 X\IF{ I ) =b( I , 1 ) 0( I , 3 ) =0( I , 1 > * (C( I,5)+C( I , 5) *(B( I , 2)-B( 3-1,3))) CONT I NUE GOTO 3 1 IP0S=1 .
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