Abstract
It is shown that the effective temporal damping factor of the spectrum of the Eulerian velocity correlation becomes the function of κ2⁄3t (κ: wave number, t: time) for the duration of Richardson’s four-thirds law in the steady, incompressible, homogeneous and isotropic turbulent flow. In addition, it is shown that this effect is caused by the time dependence of the effective Eulerian characteristic time, and is not contrary to the general understanding that the temporal damping factor of the spectrum of the Eulerian velocity correlation is the function of v0κt (v0: magnitude of the typical flow velocity).