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most citedPrevalence of the sling effect for enhancing collision rates in turbulent suspensions

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physics.flu-dyn2014★ 10 cited

Collision rate for suspensions at large Stokes numbers - comparing Navier-Stokes and synthetic turbulence

Michel Voßkuhle, Alain Pumir, Emmanuel Lévêque +1

The use of simplified models of turbulent flows provides an appealing possibility to study the collision rate of turbulent suspensions, especially in conditions relevant to astroph…

physics.flu-dyn2013★ 23 cited

Multiple collisions in turbulent flows

Michel Voßkuhle, Emmanuel Lévêque, Michael Wilkinson +1

In turbulent suspensions, collision rates determine how rapidly particles coalesce or react with each other. To determine the collision rate, many numerical studies rely on the 'Gh…

physics.flu-dyn2013★ 60 cited

Prevalence of the sling effect for enhancing collision rates in turbulent suspensions

Michel Voßkuhle, Alain Pumir, Emmanuel Lévêque +1

Turbulence facilitates collisions between particles suspended in a turbulent flow. Two effects have been proposed which can enhance the collision rate at high turbulence intensitie…

physics.flu-dyn2012★ 53 cited

The Lundgren-Monin-Novikov Hierarchy: Kinetic Equations for Turbulence

R. Friedrich, A. Daitche, O. Kamps +3

We present an overview of recent works on the statistical description of turbulent flows in terms of probability density functions (PDFs) in the framework of the Lundgren-Monin-Nov…

physics.flu-dyn2010★ 6 cited

Two-Point Vorticity Statistics in the Inverse Turbulent Cascade

R. Friedrich, M. Voßkuhle, O. Kamps +1

We present a statistical analysis of the two-point vorticity probability density of the vorticity field generated in the inverse cascade of stationary two-dimensional turbulence.