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Mean flow scaling in stably stratified temporally developing turbulent boundary layers
Stably stratified wall-bounded turbulence governs the dynamics of many environmental and engineering flows. A key challenge is characterizing how stratification modifies mean and turbulent profiles. Monin--Obukhov similarity theory (MOST) is the dominant modelling framework, although it has rarely b
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