Reynolds' Dream?
Jerzy Hanckowiak
Abstract
Equations for correlation functions, here referred to as Reynolds- Kraichnan-Lewis equations (RKLE), are considered and their wide application is indicated. Perturbation and non-perturbation solutions are given. To elucidate a closure problem - various forms of equations are presented. Exact, closed equations for the projected correlation functions are derived.
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