Turbulence without inertia

Ronald G. Larson ()
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Ronald G. Larson: University of Michigan

Nature, 2000, vol. 405, issue 6782, 27-28

Abstract: Turbulence is normally driven by fluid inertia (or momentum). But turbulent patterns can be seen in fluids with no inertial forces, if there are high elastic forces. Such patterns may be dubbed ‘elastic turbulence’.

Date: 2000
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