A coarse-graining method is introduced to derive multi-scale evolution equations for local available potential energy, including cross-scale fluxes, with an example application to a Kelvin-Helmholtz instability simulation.
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Experimental characterization identifies three air lubrication regimes and proposes a scaling for the critical air flow rate marking the transition to the air layer regime with up to 60% drag reduction.
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Coarse-grained local available potential energy
A coarse-graining method is introduced to derive multi-scale evolution equations for local available potential energy, including cross-scale fluxes, with an example application to a Kelvin-Helmholtz instability simulation.
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Rare transitions between collective states in an active fluid via a weakly nonlinear reduction
Weakly nonlinear reduction with analytically derived noise terms reveals rare transitions between coexisting periodic orbits in an active rod suspension, with statistics matching full nonlinear simulations at lower cost.
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On the role of inertia and self-sustaining mechanism in two-dimensional elasto-inertial turbulence
In 2D elasto-inertial turbulence, inertia enhances fluctuations and drives wallward migration of structures with elastic shear stress peaks scaling as y+ ∝ Re_τ^{1/2} and energy conversion peaks as y+ ∝ Re_τ^{0.1}, while PDFs collapse to reveal robust self-similarity.
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Drag reduction regimes in air lubrication
Experimental characterization identifies three air lubrication regimes and proposes a scaling for the critical air flow rate marking the transition to the air layer regime with up to 60% drag reduction.
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