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Measuring the effect of spatial dimension on hydrodynamic turbulence using direct numerical simulation
Richard D. J. G. Ho, Daniel Clark, Andres Armua +3
We perform direct numerical simulation of the incompressible Navier-Stokes equation with forcing at different spatial dimensions and measure turbulent and chaotic properties. Lyapu…
Anisotropic excitonic magnetism from discrete symmetry in CeRhIn
D. J. Brener, I. Rodriguez Mallo, H. Lane +6
Anisotropy in strongly correlated materials is a central parameter in determining the electronic ground state and is tuned through the local crystalline electric field. This is not…
A hypothesis on ergodicity and the signal-to-noise paradox
Daniel J. Brener
This letter raises the possibility that ergodicity concerns might have some bearing on the signal-to-noise paradox. This is explored by applying the ergodic theorem to the theory b…
Detecting microbiology in the upper atmosphere: relative-velocity filtered sampling
Arjun Berera, Daniel J. Brener, Charles S. Cockell
The purpose of this paper is to re-open from a practical perspective the question of the extent in altitude of the Earth's biosphere. We make a number of different suggestions for…
On the force of vertical winds in the upper atmosphere -- consequences for small biological particles
Arjun Berera, Daniel J. Brener
For many decades vertical winds have been observed at high altitudes of the Earth's atmosphere, in the mesosphere and thermosphere layers. These observations have been used with a…
Chaotic measure of the transition between two and three dimensional turbulence
Daniel Clark, Andres Armua, Calum Freeman +2
Using direct numerical simulation we study the behavior of the maximal Lyapunov exponent in thin-layer turbulence, where one dimension of the system is constrained geometrically. S…