Persistence in Advection of Passive Scalar
arXiv:0810.0512 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevE.79.031112
Abstract
We consider the persistence phenomenon in advectecd passive scalar equation in 1-dimension. The velocity field is random with the . In presence of the non-linearity the complete Green's function becomes . We determine self-consistently from the correlation function which gives , with . The effect of the non-linear term in the equation in the is to replace the diffusion term due to molecular viscosity by an effective term of the form . The stationary correlator for this system is . Using the self-consistent theory we have determined the relation between and . Finally, IIA is used to determine the persistent exponent.
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