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Number Theory of Decaying Turbulence 3: Comparing with Physical and Numerical Experiments
We compare the predictions of the Euler-ensemble solution of freely decaying incompressible turbulence with simulations and experiments: the scaling function of the energy spectrum, the index of the second-order structure function and the decay laws. The predictions have a fixed shape; only their no
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