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17OCT 2023
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Seminar: Transition between turbulent and laminar flow in magnetohydrodynamic channels and ducts
Date & Time: Monday, October 23rd at 10:00. Speaker: Mattias Brynjell-Rahkola (TU Ilmenau) Topic: Transition between turbulent and laminar flow in magnetohydrodynamic channels and ducts Abstract: During the last two decades, the understanding of subcritical transition in shear flows has significantly progressed thanks to the dynamical systems perspective [1]. In hydrodynamic systems, the appearance of […]Date & Time: Monday, October 23rd at 10:00. Speaker: Mattias Brynjell-Rahkola (TU Ilmenau) Topic: Transition between turbulent and laminar flow in magnetohydrodynamic channels and ducts Abstract: During the last two decades, the understanding of subcritical transition in shear flows has significantly progressed thanks to the dynamical systems perspective [1]. In hydrodynamic systems, the appearance of […]
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17OCT 2023
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DNS of production and survival of turbulence at low Reynolds number
Date & Time: Thursday, October 19th at 15:00. Speaker: Ashfaqul Bari (LSTM) Topic: DNS of production and survival of turbulence at low Reynolds number
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17OCT 2023
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Computational aspects of large-scale direct numerical simulations
Date & Time: Thursday, October 19th at 14:00. Speaker: Martin Karp (KTH Stockholm) Topic: Computational aspects of large-scale direct numerical simulations
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06SEP 2023
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Special Seminar with Dr. Kentaro Kato: Flow Instabilities and Transition on Rotating Cones
Date & Time: Tuesday, September 12th at 10:30 AM. Speaker: Dr. Kentaro Kato, Shinshu University, Japan Topic: Flow Instabilities and Transition on Rotating Cones Abstract: The boundary-layer flow driven by rotating cones in a still fluid is three-dimensional and susceptible to two different instabilities. Depending on the cone apex angle, the flow is either dominated […]
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