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Turbulence Admissibility: Constraint Compatibility in Turbulent Fluid Systems
This paper introduces the concept of turbulence admissibility within the Paton System framework. Turbulent fluid motion is interpreted as admissible continuation of system states within constraint-defined dynamical manifolds governed by conservation laws and the Navier–Stokes equations. The framework clarifies why turbulent regimes remain bounded despite apparent chaotic behaviour.
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