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Events on Wednesday 12 August 2009

Predicting turbulence
12:10 Wed 12 Aug 09 :: Napier 210 :: Dr Trent Mattner :: University of Adelaide

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Turbulence is characterised by three-dimensional unsteady fluid motion over a wide range of spatial and temporal scales. It is important in many problems of technological and scientific interest, such as drag reduction, energy production and climate prediction. In this talk, I will explain why turbulent flows are difficult to predict and describe a modern mathematical model of turbulence based on a random collection of fluid vortices.
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