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chaosbook:pdes [2009/04/08 07:59]
predrag created a turbulence chapter
chaosbook:pdes [2012/04/13 08:16]
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 {{gtspring2009:​pc.jpg}} ​ {{gtspring2009:​pc.jpg}} ​
 +
 +===== A literature blog =====
 +
 +[[literature|click here]]
 +
 +**2011-07-05 Predrag** [[http://​arxiv.org/​abs/​1107.0580|arXiv.org:​1107.0580]],​ "​Turbulent transition in a truncated one-dimensional model for shear flow" by J.H.P. Dawes and W.J. Giles merits a closer look.
 +
 +**2010-06-10 Predrag** Run into a bunch of papers by  Magnitskii about "​Feigenbaum-Sharkovskii-Magnitskii scenario of transition to turbulence in
 +the Rayleigh-Benard convection."​ Feigenbaum and Sharkovskii can sleep restfully (it is about sequences of bifurcations from the laminar attractor into tori and such, with increasing Rayleigh and Prandtl numbers) but visualizations onto {{:​chaosbook:​uvw.gif|}} like this one
 +
 +{{:​chaosbook:​2torus.jpg|}}
 +
 +might be useful to us. Of course, they do not explain the flow that generated this plot; presumably they have fixed a point in //(x,y,z)// and then trace //​(U,​V,​W)(x,​y,​z;​t)//​ as a function of time. Fixing //U=0// also enables them to visualize a section across this torus. I put one of the articles, N.M. Evstigneev, N.A. Magnitskii and S.V. Sidorov, "​Nonlinear dynamics of laminar-turbulent transition in three dimensional Rayleigh-Benard convection",​ //​Communications in Nonlinear Science and Numerical Simulation//​ **15**, 1007-5704 (2010), into [[https://​www.zotero.org/​groups/​cns/​items/​collection/​1931456|https://​www.zotero.org/​groups/​cns library]].
 +
 +**2009-11-25 Humbledt Plumber to Benny Lautrup:** methinks,
 +
 +"Pipes and planes"​ glides down your tongue like poetry
 +
 +"​Plates and pipes" ​ (chapter title in Lautrup'​s book) is strictly engineering - no physicists thinks of a "​plate";​ infinite in all directions is called a "​plane"​.
 +
 +**2009-07-27 Balu /​BALASUBRAMANYA Nadiga/​** ​
 +Your comments/​suggestions on [[http://​ChaosBook.org/​library/​NaLu01.pdf|Global Bifurcation of Shilnikov Type in a Double-Gyre Ocean Model]] by Nadiga and Luce, a paper on homoclinic chaos
 +on the way to turbulence in the simpler setting of the barotropic
 +vorticity eqn. in the context of ocean flows would be very much
 +appreciated.
 +
  
 ===== Plumbers unite! A manifesto ===== ===== Plumbers unite! A manifesto =====
  
 [[researchProgram|click here]] [[researchProgram|click here]]
 +
 +
  
 ===== A plane Couette blog ===== ===== A plane Couette blog =====
  
 [[pCf|click here]] [[pCf|click here]]
 +
 +===== A pipe blog =====
 +
 +[[pipes|click here]]
 +
 +===== A Taylor-Couette blog =====
 +
 +[[Taylor-Couette|click here]]
 +
 +===== A baroclinic blog =====
 +
 +[[baroclynic|click here]]
  
 ===== Rėsumė ===== ===== Rėsumė =====
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 Here all references to external literature (avoid them in the text proper, it is meant to be self-contained). Here all references to external literature (avoid them in the text proper, it is meant to be self-contained).
 +
 +==== Nomenclature ====
 +
 +a **streak** is a region of streamwise velocity deviation from the mean streamwise velocity
 +
 +**rolls**, **vortices** ​ are defined in terms of spanwise normal section in-plane velocity (streammwise vorticity) ​
 +
 +**bifurcations**:​
 +
 +F.H. Busse\cite[BC96a]:​ Many fluid flows exhibit sequences of bifurcations in which new dynamical mechanisms are introduced. Symmetries may be broken at each bifurcation.
 +  * __primary state__ exhibits full symmetries of the system (example: laminar solution)
 +  * __secondary states__ take - for planar flows - form of //2d// rolls
 +  * __tertiary states__ are full //3d// structures (examples: equilibria of plane Couette)
 +  * __quaternary states__ a time-periodic //3d// invariant solutions ​ (examples: traveling waves?)
 +In plane Couette experiments a transition to turbulent from laminar occurs at ''​Re''​ of order of ''​Re=1600/​4'',​ with //3d// structures realized\cite{DD95} as early as ''​Re=640/​4''​
  
  
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-~~DISCUSSION~~+  @InProceedings{BC96a,​ 
 +  title = {Bifurcation Sequences in Fluid Flows and Coherent Structures in 
 +        the Turbulent State}, 
 +  author = {Busse, F. H. and Clever, R. M.}, 
 +  year = {1996}, 
 +  booktitle = {Advances in Turbulence VI}, 
 +  editor = {Gavrilakis,​ S. and Machiels, L. and Monkewitz, P. A.}, 
 +  series = {Proceedings of the Sixth European Turbulence Conference},​ 
 +  pages = {309-312} 
 +  } 
 + 
 +  @Article{ DD95, 
 +    author = "O. Dauchot and F. Daviaud",​ 
 +    title = "​Finite-amplitude perturbation and spots growth mechanism in plane {C}ouette flow",​ 
 +    journal = "Phys. Fluids",​ 
 +    volume = "​7",​ 
 +    year = "​1995",​ 
 +    pages = "​335--343"​ 
 +  } 
 + 
 +  @Article{KaUhVe12,​ 
 +  AUTHOR = {van Veen, L. and Kawahara, G.}, 
 +  TITLE = {The significance of simple invariant solutions 
 +         in turbulent flows}, 
 +  YEAR = {2012}, 
 +  JOURNAL = {Ann. Rev. Fluid Mech.}, 
 +  VOLUME = {44}, 
 +  PAGES = {203–25} 
 +  } 
 + 
 +  @Article{VeKa11,​ 
 +  AUTHOR = {van Veen, L. and Kawahara, G.}, 
 +  TITLE = {Homoclinic tangle at the edge of shear turbulence},​ 
 +  YEAR = {2011}, 
 +  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. Lett.}, 
 +  VOLUME = {107}, 
 +  PAGES = {114501} 
 +  }
  
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