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... e ik ·(x − x )− iω(t − t ) . (4) Here d is an arbitrary (for generality) dimension of x space, and 1/m is an integral turbulence scale, related to stirring. The function (4) involves two independent exponents y and η, ... See full document

... The renormalization group approach to such problems has been successful in verifying Kolmogorov scal- ing and provides an efficient tool for a calculation of universal ...theoretic renormalization ... See full document

... field-theoretic renormalization group (RG) approach which can be subsequently accompanied by the operator product expansion (OPE); see the monographs ...the Navier-Stokes equation for a ... See full document

... numerical analysis of the finite element method for fractional stochastic Navier–Stokes equations driven by white ...The noise is approximated by using the generalized L 2 -projection ... See full document

... Description of Singular Domain At that, solution for fl uid fl ow has dis- continuous zones, velocity perpendicular to boundaries of these zones is zero. Therefore fl uid in these zones is independent of main fl ow. But ... See full document

... wall of the pipe was prescribed as wall. The remaining two boundaries of the solved fluid volume were defined as symmetry. These fluid boundary conditions were the same for both types of the solution (CFD and FSI), but ... See full document

... differential equation can describe real-nature phenomenon, therefore we will consider the basic equations of hydrodynamics that correctly can be solved ( existence, uniqueness and ...the ... See full document

... The analytic properties of the scattering amplitude are discussed, and a representation of the po- tential is obtained using the scattering amplitude. A uniform time estimation of the Cauchy prob- lem solution for the ... See full document

... the Navier–Stokes equation, the thermal-energy-balance equation with conjugated heat transfer, and the mass transfer equation at steady state to predicts the decrease in temperature of ... See full document

... After { σ i h } N i= have been obtained by (), () and () form the SFVE format for the time-dependent Navier-Stokes problems. Therefore, from the SFVE method of the time- dependent ... See full document

... Definition of the Shorten Mathematical Notation In order to minimise the length of mathematic equations presented in the article the following shorten mathematical notation according to [r] ... See full document

... kicked Navier-Stokes equations with a bounded time-periodic determi- nistic force, it is only possible to give a clear description of the support of the measure in a few limited ... See full document

... numerical analysis which acquire computational simulation for modelling, in this case acoustic ...high analysis efficiency, simple operation, low cost and energy efficiency compared with the conventional ... See full document

... Given zero determinant, coeffi cients from linear equation will be defi ned up to a multi- plier. This multiplier will be defi ned from equal- ity to zero of determinant of non-linear equation system. Thus, ... See full document

... thermal noise implies large fluctuations of the phase-angle difference between the rotors, but synchronization prevails and the ensemble-averaged time dependence of the phase-angle difference agrees well with ... See full document

... Nandakumaran has studied homogenization of Stokes problems and eigenvalue problems in per- forated domains. His main tool was two-scale convergence. Later with Rajesh [112], he has studied few nonlinear parabolic ... See full document

... for stochastic 2 dimensional Navier-Stokes equations with additive noise in a certain class of unbounded domains, there exists an invariant measure for the Markov process generated by such ... See full document

... the stochastic NSEs on the unit sphere. The stochastic NSEs is decomposed into an Ornstein–Uhlenbeck process and a deterministic NSEs with random ...the stochastic NSEs) and then identify a ... See full document

... In order to find some useful information from the Navier-Stokes equation, let’s have a look at the meaning of v · (∇v) in Eq. 1. This term is called convective accel- eration that is caused by the ... See full document

... incompressible Navier–Stokes equations. Stokes prob- lems defined elementwise drive the construction of the residual-based terms which make the present method stable for the finite element pairs P 1 /P ... See full document