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The rotation and translation of non-spherical particles in homogeneous isotropic turbulence
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2015
arXiv
pre-print
The motion of particles suspended in environmental turbulence is relevant to many scientific fields, from sediment transport to biological interactions to underwater robotics. At very small scales and simple shapes, we are able to completely mathematically describe the motion of inertial particles; however, the motion of large aspherical particles is significantly more complex, and current computational models are inadequate for large or highly-resolved domains. Therefore, we seek to
arXiv:1506.00478v1
fatcat:rl344ykg7rdyrnrudoandze7sq