Symposium: Fluid Science and Turbulence

建议没有。项目负责人：MENEVEAU， CHARLES V.机构：约翰霍普金斯大学“研讨会：流体科学与湍流”该提案是部分资助，主要用于旅行和参加为期两天的研讨会，以评估当前在非线性物理，流体动力学和湍流之间广泛交叉的研究现状，并讨论和规划未来的方向。本次研讨会将汇集领导过去几十年发展的资深科学家和代表该领域未来的有才华的年轻科学家。资深科学家将发表权威评价和最新进展。青年科学家将参加广泛的讨论期，并将在一系列特定主题的海报会议上介绍他们自己的研究。涵盖的主题包括复杂系统的非线性物理和统计力学的发展，高雷诺数湍流的尺度动力学，流体力学的多尺度方法，壁面湍流，高瑞利数对流和低温湍流。本次研讨会的主题是流体科学与湍流，将于2008年5月底在巴尔的摩约翰霍普金斯大学的霍姆伍德校区举行。在同行评议的《物理学d》杂志上计划出版一期特刊，邀请研讨会的与会者在特刊上提交论文。第一天结束时的研讨会宴会将包括向非线性物理、流体力学和湍流领域最具影响力的教授K.R. Sreenivasan的演讲。

PROPOSAL NO.: CBET- 0732580PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR: MENEVEAU, CHARLES V. INSTITUTION: JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY"SYMPOSIUM: FLUID SCIENCE AND TURBULENCE"The proposal is for partial funding, primarily for the travel and attendance at a two-day symposium are to take stock of the current state-of-the-art of research at the broad intersection between nonlinear physics, fluid dynamics and turbulence, and to discuss and map out future directions. The proposed symposium will bring together the senior scientists who led the developments of the last decades, and talented junior scientists who represent the future of the field. The senior scientists will present authoritative evaluates and the latest developments. The junior scientists will participate in extensive discussion periods and will present their own research in a set of subject-specific poster sessions. Topics to be covered include developments in nonlinear physics and statistical mechanics of complex systems, scaling dynamics of high-Reynolds number turbulence, multiscale approaches in fluid mechanics, wall-bounded turbulence, and high Rayleigh number convection and cryogenic turbulence. The proposed symposium is entitled FLUID SCIENCE AND TURBULENCE, and will be held on the Homewood campus of the Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore at the end of May 2008. A special issue is planned in the peer-evaluateded journal Physica D. Participants of the symposium will be invited to submit papers to the special issue. The symposium banquet at the end of the first day will include presentations honoring Prof. K.R. Sreenivasan, a most influential figure in nonlinear physics, fluid mechanics and turbulence.