# Result Control: Outlet Average Result interpretation

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Hi,

In case you mean specifically omega (\omega), this parameter is related to turbulence. In short, it’s the specific turbulence dissipation rate, which acts as a counterpart for k (turbulent kinetic energy).

This [article](https://www.simscale.com/forum/t/defining-turbulent-boundary-conditions/80895) should have some notes on these parameters.

Cheers

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