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FIGURE CAPTIONS
Figure 1. Pseudo-singularity formed by a pair of dipoles in the inertial subrange of the eddy space. The shaded part represents the dissipation region.[See Eq.(63).]
Figure 2. Evolution of turbulent vortices visualized by a gigantic turbulent jet : Volcano eruption of Mt. Saint Helens[7].
Figure 3. 1D power spectrum $P_{11}$ plotted against 1D wave number $k_1$ with slenderness ratio $\delta$ as the parameter. The calculated spectrum is averaged over five neighboring points to make the comparison with -5/3 or -2 power laws easier.