Interactive Poster: Illustrating Different Convection Velocities of Turbulent Flow
Timothy Urness, Victoria Interrante, Ellen K. Longmire, Ivan Maruŝiĉ, Bharathram Ganapathisubramani
Abstract
Timothy Urness, Victoria Interrante, Ellen K. Longmire, Ivan Maruŝiĉ, Bharathram Ganapathisubramani
Abstract
The visualization of any vector field is dependent on the relative velocity of the observer. In experimentally generated vector fields, the average value of the streamwise component of the global vector field is typically calculated and subtracted from each vector. We demonstrate that the resulting image, critical points, and vector field features are greatly influenced by the magnitude of the value subtracted from the streamwise velocity.
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The visualization of any vector field is dependent on the relative velocity of the observer. In experimentally generated vector fields, the average value of the streamwise component of the global vector field is typically calculated and subtracted from each vector. We demonstrate that the resulting image, critical points, and vector field features are greatly influenced by the magnitude of the value subtracted from the streamwise velocity.
Key concepts: Vector field, Velocity vector, Turbulence, Euclidean vector, Physics, Flow visualization, Observer (physics), Field (mathematics)