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physics.flu-dyn2013★ 20 cited

Still water: dead zones and collimated ejecta from the impact of granular jets

Jake Ellowitz, Herve Turlier, Nicholas Guttenberg +2

When a dense granular jet hits a target, it forms a large dead zone and ejects a highly collimated conical sheet with a well-defined opening angle. Using experiments, simulations,…

physics.flu-dyn2012★ 3 cited

Perfect fluid flow from granular jet impact

Jake Ellowitz, Nicholas Guttenberg, Wendy W. Zhang

Experiments on the impact of a densely-packed jet of non-cohesive grains onto a fixed target show that the impact produces an ejecta sheet comprised of particles in collimated moti…

physics.flu-dyn2009★ 47 cited

Macroscopic effects of the spectral structure in turbulent flows

Tuan Tran, Pinaki Chakraborty, Nicholas Guttenberg +5

Two aspects of turbulent flows have been the subject of extensive, split research efforts: macroscopic properties, such as the frictional drag experienced by a flow past a wall, an…

physics.flu-dyn2009

The turbulent mean-velocity profile: it is all in the spectrum

Gustavo Gioia, Nicholas Guttenberg, Nigel Goldenfeld +1

It has long been surmised that the mean-velocity profile (MVP) of a pipe flow is closely related to the spectrum of turbulent energy. Here we perform a spectral analysis to identif…

physics.flu-dyn2009★ 44 cited

Extreme fluctuations and the finite lifetime of the turbulent state

Nigel Goldenfeld, Nicholas Guttenberg, Gustavo Gioia

We argue that the transition to turbulence is controlled by large amplitude events that follow extreme distribution theory. The theory suggests an explanation for recent observatio…

physics.flu-dyn2008★ 23 cited

The friction factor of two-dimensional rough-boundary turbulent soap film flows

Nicholas Guttenberg, Nigel Goldenfeld

We use momentum transfer arguments to predict the friction factor in two-dimensional turbulent soap-film flows with rough boundaries (an analogue of three-dimensional pipe flow…