Granular Turbulence in Two Dimensions---Microscale Reynolds Number and Final Condensed States---
Granular Turbulence in Two Dimensions---Microscale Reynolds Number and Final Condensed States---
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二维粒状湍流---微尺度雷诺数和最终凝聚态---
DOI:
10.1142/s0129183112500325
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发表时间:
2012
影响因子:
1.9
通讯作者:
Masaharu Isobe
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四竃格久;下川達也;高橋一志;森初果;熊井玲児;中尾朗子;中尾裕則;小林賢介;村上洋一;木俣基;田島裕之;松林和幸;上床美也;荘涛,平岡耕一,小島健一,鬼丸孝博,高畠敏郎;磯野貴之,加茂博道,四竈格久,高橋一志,中尾朗子,熊井玲児,小林賢介, 中尾裕則,村上洋一,山本薫,松林和幸,上床美也,森初果;Masaharu Isobe
Granular gases from the viewpoint of "two-dimensional turbulence" are investigated. In the quasi-elastic and thermodynamic limit, we obtained clear evidence for an enstrophy (square of vorticity) cascade and -3 exponent in the Kraichnan–Leith–Bachelor energy spectrum by performing large-scale (N ~ 16.8 million number of disks) event-driven molecular dynamics simulations. In these calculations, the enstrophy dissipation rate showed a strong relationship with the evolution of the exponent in the energy spectrum. The growth of the Reynolds number based on the microscale confirmed that the enstrophy cascade regime was that of fully developed turbulence. Moreover, a condensed state resembling Bose–Einstein condensation in decaying two-dimensional Navier–Stokes turbulence also appeared as the final attractor of the evolving granular gas in the long time limit.