In the present discussion we focus on the question, how one may make plausible the phenomenon that individual particles that constitute a fluid, which macroscopically appears as a continuum, organize their motion in a way to form coherent structures like eddies. The key to such an understanding may not be found in a purely macroscopic approach, but needs the microscopic reality of the existence of particles and their capability to interact with each other by mediators. A typical system that has those properties is a fermion-boson system, which we called generically the constituent-interaction mediator model. Consequences of such a model are presented.
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Bodmann, B. E. J., Zabadal, J. R. S., Schuck, A., Vilhena, M. T., & Quadros, R. (2013). On Coherent structures from a diffusion-type model. In Integral Methods in Science and Engineering: Progress in Numerical and Analytic Techniques (pp. 65–74). Springer New York. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-7828-7_5
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