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Anisotropic particles in turbulence

Voth et al., 2017

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294834853291507058
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Voth G
Soldati A
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Annual Review of Fluid Mechanics

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Anisotropic particles are common in many industrial and natural turbulent flows. When these particles are small and neutrally buoyant, they follow Lagrangian trajectories while exhibiting rich orientational dynamics from the coupling of their rotation to the velocity …
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