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Single-eddy contributions to streamwise velocity variance in turbulent pipe flow. Part 1. The single-eddy intensity function
Townsend's attached-eddy hypothesis explains the asymptotic statistics of wall turbulence through a superposition of self-similar attached eddies. At a given observation location, active portions contribute to momentum transfer, whereas inactive portions retain only wall-parallel fluctuations. Since
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