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Turbulent stretching of FENE dumbbell polymer model via special stochastic scaling and singular limits
Under a scaling where turbulent eddies shrink as one over N, the stochastic density equation for FENE polymers converges pathwise to a deterministic equation with an added second-order operator for average turbulent stretching.
arxiv:2605.15742 v1 · 2026-05-15 · math.PR · math-ph · math.AP · math.MP
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Under suitable scaling assumption, the polymer density equation, initially a stochastic Fokker-Planck equation in the presence of transport-stretching noise, converges weakly as N↑∞ to a limit deterministic equation with a new extra term, a second order operator. This operator express a sort of average 'turbulent stretching' effect. The deterministic limit is obtained pathwise, without having to take averages with respect to different realizations of the random flow.
The suitable scaling assumption on the turbulent model (dominant space-scale ℓ∼N^{-1}, time-scale τ, white in time) together with the choice of weighted spaces that handle the FENE force singularity near the boundary and the no-flux boundary condition; if these do not hold the convergence to the claimed deterministic limit with the second-order operator may fail.
Derives pathwise deterministic limit for FENE polymer density in white-in-time turbulent flow via stochastic scaling, adding a second-order stretching operator, then takes singular limit for stationary polymer length distribution.
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