Symmetry analysis of the turbulent dissipation rate
Kalale Chola, Pinaki Chakraborty
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Kalale Chola, Pinaki Chakraborty
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In 1935, G. I. Taylor invoked rotational symmetry to derive a remarkable formula for the turbulent dissipation rate. That derivation, though ingenious, leaves it unclear if the formula truly conforms with rotational symmetry. We use the machinery of Lie groups to furnish a rigorous derivation of Taylor's formula under rotational symmetry and also under a symmetry not considered by Taylor, reflectional symmetry.
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In 1935, G. I. Taylor invoked rotational symmetry to derive a remarkable formula for the turbulent dissipation rate. That derivation, though ingenious, leaves it unclear if the formula truly conforms with rotational symmetry. We use the machinery of Lie groups to furnish a rigorous derivation of Taylor's formula under rotational symmetry and also under a symmetry not considered by Taylor, reflectional symmetry.
Key concepts: Rotational symmetry, Symmetry (geometry), Reflection symmetry, Dissipation, Taylor series, Global symmetry, Turbulence, Explicit symmetry breaking