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physics.flu-dyn2022

Transient inverse energy cascade in free surface turbulence

G. Boffetta, A. Mazzino, S. Musacchio +1

We study the statistics of free-surface turbulence at large Reynolds numbers produced by direct numerical simulations in a fluid layer at different thickness with fixed characteris…

physics.flu-dyn202219 cited

The effect of particle anisotropy on the modulation of turbulent flows

Stefano Olivieri, Ianto Cannon, Marco E. Rosti

We investigate the modulation of turbulence caused by the presence of finite-size dispersed particles. Bluff (isotropic) spheres vs slender (anisotropic) fibers are considered to u…

physics.flu-dyn2022

An Eulerian-based immersed boundary method for particle suspensions with implicit lubrication model

Naoki Hori, Marco Edoardo Rosti, Shu Takagi

We describe an immersed boundary method in which the fluid-structure coupling is achieved in an Eulerian framework. The method is an improved extension of the immersed boundary met…

physics.flu-dyn202128 cited

The effect of droplet coalescence on drag in turbulent channel flows

Ianto Cannon, Daulet Izbassarov, Outi Tammisola +2

We study the effect of droplet coalescence on turbulent wall-bounded flows, by means of direct numerical simulations. In particular, the volume-of-fluid and front-tracking methods…

physics.flu-dyn202111 cited

Universal flapping states of elastic fibers in modulated turbulence

Stefano Olivieri, Andrea Mazzino, Marco E. Rosti

We study the fully-coupled dynamics between a fully-developed turbulent flow and an ensemble of immersed flexible fibers. We vary the concentration of the suspension, the mechanica…

physics.flu-dyn2020

Fluid dynamics of COVID-19 airborne infection suggests urgent data for a scientific design of social distancing

M. E. Rosti, S. Olivieri, M. Cavaiola +2

The COVID-19 pandemic is largely caused by airborne transmission, a phenomenon that rapidly gained the attention of the scientific community. Social distancing is of paramount impo…