Statistical Physics of Turbulence - Lecture 1
Offered By: International Centre for Theoretical Sciences via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Syllabus
Statistical Physics of Turbulent Flow
Lecture 1: Content
I. Turbulent flows: where and why?
Natural and industrial flows
Turbulence
Fluid turbulence
Mechanism: boundary layers
Mechanism: natural convection
Mechanism: shear flow
Hand-waiving turbulence
II. View and tools
Views of mathematicians: Yes/
Views of engineers: How?
Views of physicists: Why?
Analytical tools
Experimental tools: Hot Wire
Experimental tools: PIV
Experimental tools: PTV
Numerical tools: CFD
Numerics: DNS
LaTu spectral solver
Toward virtual laboratories
III. Phenomenology of turbulent flow
Taylor hypothesis and Taylor -
Global energy budget
The dissipative anomaly
Development of fine structures
Richardson cascade
Multi-scale description
Cascade hypotheses
Kolmogorov self-similarity
Q&A
Taught by
International Centre for Theoretical Sciences
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