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most citedOn the decay of Burgers turbulence

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nlin.CD2008

The evolution of anisotropic structures and turbulence in the multi-dimensional Burgers equation

S. N. Gurbatov, A. Yu. Moshkov, A. Noullez

The goal of the present paper is the investigation of the evolution of anisotropic regular structures and turbulence at large Reynolds number in the multi-dimensional Burgers equat…

nlin.PS2006★ 5 cited

Ballistic aggregation in symmetric and non-symmetric flows

A. Andrievskii, S. Gurbatov, A. Sobolevskii

We consider exact solutions to the problem of ballistic aggregation in a flow of adhesive particles, providing a model for large-scale structure formation in cosmology within the f…

nlin.CD2004★ 23 cited

The global picture of self-similar and not self-similar decay in Burgers Turbulence

Alain Noullez, Sergey N. Gurbatov, Erik Aurell +1

This paper continue earlier investigations on the decay of Burgers turbulence in one dimension from Gaussian random initial conditions of the power-law spectral type $E_0(k)\sim|k|…

astro-ph2002★ 43 cited

The inner structure of Zeldovich' pancakes

E. Aurell, D. Fanelli, S. N. Gurbatov +1

The evolution of a planar perturbation in a Einstein-de Sitter Universe is studied using a previously introduced Lagrangian scheme. An approximate discrete dynamical system is deri…

physics.flu-dyn2000★ 10 cited

The decay of multiscale signals - deterministic model of the Burgers turbulence

S. N. Gurbatov, A. V. Troussov

This work is devoted to the study of the decay of multiscale deterministic solutions of the unforced Burgers' equation in the limit of vanishing viscosity. A deterministic model of…

chao-dyn1999★ 12 cited

Universality classes for self-similarity of noiseless multi-dimensional Burgers turbulence and interface growth

S. N. Gurbatov

The present work is devoted to the evolution of random solutions of the unforced Burgers and KPZ equations in d-dimensions in the limit of vanishing viscosity. We consider a cellul…