The chimera revisited: Wall- and magnetically-bounded turbulent flows
arXiv:2402.07918 · doi:10.3390/fluids9020034
Abstract
This paper is a first attempt at bringing together various concepts from research on wall- and magnetically-bounded turbulent flows. Brief reviews of both fields are provided: The main similarities identified are coherent (turbulent) structures, flow generation and transport barriers. Examples are provided and discussed.
arXiv comment47 pages, 5 tables, 1 figure
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