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Collisions of particles advected in random flows
K. Gustavsson, B. Mehlig, M. Wilkinson
We consider collisions of particles advected in a fluid. As already pointed out by Smoluchowski [Z. f. physik. Chemie XCII, 129-168, (1917)], macroscopic motion of the fluid can si…
Advective collisions
B. Andersson, K. Gustavsson, B. Mehlig +1
Small particles advected in a fluid can collide (and therefore aggregate) due to the stretching or shearing of fluid elements. This effect is usually discussed in terms of a theory…
Unmixing in Random Flows
M. Wilkinson, B. Mehlig, S. Ostlund +1
We consider particles suspended in a randomly stirred or turbulent fluid. When effects of the inertia of the particles are significant, an initially uniform scatter of particles ca…
Colliding Particles in Highly Turbulent Flows
Bernhard Mehlig, Ville Uski, Michael Wilkinson
We discuss relative velocities and the collision rate of small particles suspended in a highly turbulent fluid. In the limit where the viscous damping is very weak, we estimate the…