Turbulence/Particle Transport

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Papers describing flow turbulence and/or its relation to fine particle transport.

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An objective method for determining principal time scales of coherent eddy structures using orthonormal wavelets

Orthonormal wavelet analysis of turbulence

Coherent structure detection using wavelet analysis in long time-series

An introduction to wavelet transforms for chemometricians: A time-frequency approach

1st March

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Acceleration statistics of solid particles in turbulent channel flow

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Acceleration statistics of solid particles in turbulent channel flow

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Silt: 2–62 μm, 9–4φ

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Turbulence and the diffusive layers around small organisms

Turbulence characteristics and interaction between particles and fluid in particle-laden open channel flows

Settling Velocities and Vertical Diffusion of Particles in Turbulent Water

Turbulence-plankton interactions: a new cartoon

19th August, 2011

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Entrainment from a bed of particles by thermal convection

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Diffusion of scalar concentration from localized sources in turbulent flows

A Lagrangian investigation of the small-scale features of turbulent entrainment through particle tracking and direct numerical simulation

The local entrainment velocity is a viscous quantity

Viscous tilting and production of vorticity in homogeneous turbulence

Generalized detection of a turbulent front generated by an oscillating grid

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27th June, 2011

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An Approach to the Sediment Transport Problem from General Physics.

Beyond eddy diffusivity: an alternative model for turbulent dispersion

23rd June, 2011

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On the convective diffusion of fine particles in turbulent flow

Where do inertial particles go in fluid flows?

Note on dust trapping in point vortex pairs with unequal strengths

A theory of particle deposition in turbulent pipe flow

Sedimentation of solid particles in turbulent flow in horizontal channels

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2nd June, 2011

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Structural features of turbulent flow over smooth and rough boundaries

Spatial structure in the viscous sublayer

Settling Velocities and Vertical Diffusion of Particles in Turbulent Water

25th May, 2011

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Turbulence and laminar structures: can they co-exist?

Some comments on turbulence

24th May, 2011

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20th May, 2011

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Mathematics of tracer mixing in sediments; I, Spatially-dependent, diffusive mixing

The response of a turbulent boundary layer to a step change in surface roughness. Part 2. Rough-to-smooth

The response of a turbulent boundary layer to a step change in surface roughness Part 1. Smooth to rough

Characterization of near-wall accumulation regions for inertial particles in turbulent boundary layers

1st May, 2011

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