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The Minimal Attached Eddy in Wall Turbulence: Statistical Foundations, Inverse Identification and Influence Kernels
Townsend's attached eddy hypothesis models the logarithmic region of high Reynolds number wall turbulence as a random superposition of wall-attached, self-similar eddies whose sizes obey a scale-invariant population law. Building on the statistical framework of Woodcock & Marusic (2015), the present
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