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Is Vorticity Amplification Essential for Anomalous Dissipation and Intermittency in Turbulence?

Alessandro Chiarini

The distinct dynamical roles of vorticity amplification (VA) and vortex tilting (VT) in three-dimensional homogeneous isotropic turbulence are investigated using direct numerical s…

physics.flu-dyn2026

Imperfect bifurcations in a laminar 3D bluff body wake: effect of pitch and yaw

Atharva Lagwankar, Alessandro Chiarini, François Gallaire +1

We study the effect of pitch and yaw on the bifurcations of the laminar flow past an Ahmed body, a bluff body of width-to-height ratio and length-to-height ratio .…

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Handling geometric singularities efficiently with the immersed-boundary method: application to riblets

Stefano Cipelli, Alessandro Chiarini, Maurizio Quadrio +2

We present an enhancement of classical immersed boundary methods for the direct numerical simulation of the incompressible Navier-Stokes equations, designed to efficiently cope wit…

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Energy transfer and scale organisation in dense canopy turbulence

Riccardo Bertoncello, Alessandro Chiarini, Giulio Foggi Rota +2

This study identifies the scale-dependent processes that sustain turbulence in dense submerged canopy flows. Using a scale-resolved energy budget, we determine where in space and a…

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On the optimal period of spanwise wall forcing for turbulent drag reduction

Maurizio Quadrio, Federica Gattere, Marco Castelletti +1

Turbulent channel flow controlled by spanwise wall oscillations is studied using direct numerical simulations to improve how spanwise forcing reduces skin-friction drag. Harmonic w…

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Beyond Stokes drift -- Lagrangian transport in evolving gravity waves

Tatsuo Izawa, Giulio Foggi Rota, Alessandro Chiarini +1

Finite-amplitude gravity waves at the air-water interface induce net fluid and particle transport, known as Stokes drift. While this mechanism is well understood for steady waves,…