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density and u*a is the shear velocity computed from the wind velocity
profiles considering a logarithmic profile.
3. Experimental Results
4. Model
( )
B = k 0 H 02 ν T2 , α = σkA and β = cµσkB , and considering ν << νT, the
d 2k +
equation for k is reduced to: = βk + 2 − α . This equation can be
dy 2
d 2ζ 1
transformed into the canonical form = 6ζ 2 − g 2 by means of
dχ 2
2
the change of variables k+ = pζ , η = qx , with p 2 = 12α ( g 2 β ) and
q 4 = 3g 2 (αβ ) , whose solution is the Weierstrass elliptic function:
∞
ζ = P (χ ) = ( χ − χ 1 ) + ∑ c j (χ − χ 1 )
−2 2 j −2
. The coefficients cj are:
j=2
j −2
c 2 = g 2 20 , c3 = g 3 28 , cj = 3
(2 j +1)( j −3 ) ∑c
m=2
m c j −m , j ≥4.
5. Conclusions
Acknowledgment
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