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Faraday surface ripple forced 2D turbulence

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Francois, Nicolas
Xia, Hua
Punzmann, Horst
Shats, Michael

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European Mechanics Society

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We report new experimental results which support that the particle motion on the surface of Faraday waves share similarities with the fluid motion in 2D turbulence [1]. These results extends the original findings reported in [2]. Since it is clear that the particle motion is not strictly 2D and some of the 2D turbulence theory' s assumptions are violated in Faraday waves, we investigate how robust this analogy is by exploring in depth several features of 2D turbulence such as: the −5/3 kolmogorov scaling for the energy spectrum of the velocity fluctuations, the spectral localness of the energy injection, the 3rd order velocity structure function.

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2099-12-31
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