Titlebook: Advances in Turbulence IV; Proceedings of the f F. T. M. Nieuwstadt Conference proceedings 1993 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1

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Ingo Runkel,Matthias R. Gaberdiel,Simon Wood then a low-dimensional model of the flow in the form of a system of ODE’s has been derived. In a region of the boundary layer just beyond the spike stages of transition this system displays deterministic chaos that has been quantified by determining its Lyapunov exponents.

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Graduate Texts in Contemporary Physicsvolution equations resembles the Boussinesq approximation in convection theory. As an example, a lattice gas Rayieigh-Bénard system is considered. We conclude with a few remarks on implementation and optimisation of the program using a SIMD parallel computer.

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Subharmonic Transition to Turbulence in Channel Flowst up to rather late stages of the breakdown process. This symmetry rapidly disappears in the final stage of transition and a developed turbulent now is attained. A pronounced difference in the development between the two channel halves is observed which is consistent with the predictions of secondary instability theory.

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Two-Dimensional Lattice Gases for Regular Binary Mixturesvolution equations resembles the Boussinesq approximation in convection theory. As an example, a lattice gas Rayieigh-Bénard system is considered. We conclude with a few remarks on implementation and optimisation of the program using a SIMD parallel computer.

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Spiral Vortices Between Concentric Cylindersure gradient has been included. This procedure has proved be be sufficient to make the axial flow negligible. The onset of a quasiperiodic flow for larger Reynolds numbers, corresponding to a secondary bifurcation is also presented.

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Conformal Differential Geometryidewall, and the slow modes whose amplitude peaks near the center. Results are presented for Prandtl number 6.8 and aspect ratio Γ ≡ . equal to 2.5 as a function of the rotation rate. For rigid insulating sidewalls, and rigid thermally conducting top and bottom lids, the results agree well with those mesured experimentally.