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20152020
most citedNonuniversality and finite dissipation in decaying magnetohydrodynamic turbulence

35 citations · 93 across the 3 of their papers we have counts for

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7 papers

cs.LG202028 cited

Using Machine Learning to predict extreme events in the Hénon map

Martin Lellep, Jonathan Prexl, Moritz Linkmann +1

Machine Learning (ML) inspired algorithms provide a flexible set of tools for analyzing and forecasting chaotic dynamical systems. We here analyze the performance of one algorithm…

physics.flu-dyn2019

Nonuniversal transition to condensate formation in two-dimensional turbulence

Moritz Linkmann, Manuel Hohmann, Bruno Eckhardt

The occurrence of system-scale coherent structures, so-called condensates, is a well-known phenomenon in two-dimensional turbulence. Here, the transition to condensate formation is…

physics.flu-dyn2019

Dynamic feedback control through wall suction in shear flows

Moritz Linkmann, Bruno Eckhardt

Flow control is of interest in many open and wall-bounded shear flows in order to reduce drag or to avoid sudden large fluctuations that may lead to material failure. An establishe…

physics.flu-dyn2019

Linear feedback control of invariant solutions in channel flow

Moritz Linkmann, Florian Knierim, Stefan Zammert +1

Considering channel flow at Reynolds numbers below the linear stability threshold of the laminar profile as a generic example system showing a subcritical transition to turbulence…

physics.flu-dyn2019

Condensate formation and multiscale dynamics in two-dimensional active suspensions

Moritz Linkmann, M. Cristina Marchetti, Guido Boffetta +1

The collective effects of microswimmers in active suspensions result in active turbulence, a spatiotemporally chaotic dynamics at mesoscale, which is characterized by the presence…

physics.flu-dyn201730 cited

From two-dimensional to three-dimensional turbulence through two-dimensional three-component flows

L. Biferale, M. Buzzicotti, M. Linkmann

The relevance of two-dimensional three-components (2D3C) flows goes well beyond their occurrence in nature, and a deeper understanding of their dynamics might be also helpful in or…