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nlin.CD200620 cited

Geometry of intensive scalar dissipation events in turbulence

Dan Kushnir, Joerg Schumacher, Achi Brandt

Maxima of the scalar dissipation rate in turbulence appear in form of sheets and correspond to the potentially most intensive scalar mixing events. Their cross-section extension de…

nlin.CD2005

Links between dissipation, intermittency, and helicity in the GOY model revisited

John C. Bowman, Charles R. Doering, Bruno Eckhardt +3

High-resolution simulations within the GOY shell model are used to study various scaling relations for turbulence. A power-law relation between the second-order intermittency corre…

nlin.CD2004

Lagrangian tracers on a surface flow: the role of time correlations

Guido Boffetta, Jahanshah Davoudi, Bruno Eckhardt +1

Finite time correlations of the velocity in a surface flow are found to be important for the formation of clusters of Lagrangian tracers. The degree of clustering characterized by…

nlin.CD2004

Sign-symmetry of temperature structure functions

Konstantinos G. Aivalis, Susan Kurien, Joerg Schumacher +1

New scalar structure functions with different sign-symmetry properties are defined. These structure functions possess different scaling exponents even when their order is the same.…

nlin.CD2004

Study of scalar gradient fields by geometric measure theory

Joerg Schumacher

Upper bounds of the Hausdorff volume of scalar gradient field graphs are derived by means of geometric measure theory. The approach reproduces that scalar gradient fields along a m…

nlin.CD2003

Geometric features of the mixing of passive scalars at high Schmidt numbers

Joerg Schumacher, Katepalli R. Sreenivasan

The mixing of passive scalars of decreasing diffusivity, advected in each case by the same three-dimensional Navier-Stokes turbulence, is studied. The mixing becomes more isotropic…