Transient inverse energy cascade in free surface turbulence
G. Boffetta, S. Musacchio, Andrea Mazzino, Marco Edoardo Rosti
Abstract
G. Boffetta, S. Musacchio, Andrea Mazzino, Marco Edoardo Rosti
Abstract
The inverse cascade of energy is a peculiar feature of two-dimensional turbulence. Numerical and experimental studies have shown that it is possible to produce an inverse cascade also in a three-dimensional flow in a thin layer configuration. Here we study how the friction produced by the confining box induces three-dimensional fluctuations which disrupt the inverse cascade and eventually stop the transfer of energy to large scales.
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The inverse cascade of energy is a peculiar feature of two-dimensional turbulence. Numerical and experimental studies have shown that it is possible to produce an inverse cascade also in a three-dimensional flow in a thin layer configuration. Here we study how the friction produced by the confining box induces three-dimensional fluctuations which disrupt the inverse cascade and eventually stop the transfer of energy to large scales.
Key concepts: Cascade, Energy cascade, Turbulence, Inverse, Transient (computer programming), Mechanics, Physics, Energy (signal processing)