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Publié le 21 mars 2022 | Mis à jour le 21 mars 2022
Rayleigh-Bénard convection at Ra=10^7 and infinite Prandtl number
The movie shows the evolution of two surface of iso-temperature in a numerical simulation of Rayleigh-Bénard convection. Credits : Stéphane Labrosse (LGL-TPE, ENS de Lyon)
The 4x4x1 box initially at a temperature T=1/2 is subjected to T=1 at the bottom and T=0 at the top. The domain is periodic in both horizontal directions. The movie shows the evolution of two surface of iso-temperature, intermediate between 1/2 and that of the boundaries. Even though the Reynolds number is identically null (Stokes flow), the Péclet number is large, which makes the flow highly time-dependent. This situation of infinite-Prandtl-number convection is thought to apply to rocky or icy mantles of planetary objects.
- RéférencesMickaël Bourgoin, Ariane Gayout, Martin Obligado, Nicolas Plihon, Martin Puy
- SourcesSource : youtube/GDR_turbulence
- Auteur(s)Ariane Gayout
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- Obligado, M., Puy, M., & Bourgoin, M. (2013). Bi-stability of a pendular disk in laminar and turbulent flows. Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 728, 1–11.
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- Gayout, A., Bourgoin, M., Plihon, N., Lyon, E. N. S. De, Lyon, B., Physique, L. De, & Lyon, F.-. (2021). Rare Event-Triggered Transitions in Aerodynamic Bifurcation. Physical Review Letters, 126(10), 104501.