Turbulent Entropy Production: Resolving the Cascade Paradox in Cosmic and Laboratory Plasmas

Dustyn Stanley

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Abstract: Turbulence is nature’s ultimate paradox, a state of apparent chaos that secretly follows precise mathematical rules. In stars, fusion reactors, and interstellar gas clouds, turbulent motions transfer energy across scales while producing entropy through microscopic friction. This report reveals how a groundbreaking discovery, the entropy cascade, solves long-standing paradoxes in turbulence theory, validated by cutting-edge simulations and fusion reactor experiments.

Date: 2025-05-01
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