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Spectral characterisation of inertial particle clustering in turbulence
Clustering of inertial particles is important for many types of astrophysical and geophysical turbulence, but it has been studied predominately for incompressible flows. Here, we study compressible flows and compare clustering in both compressively (irrotationally) and vortically (solenoidally) forced turbulence. Vortically and compressively forced flows are driven stochastically either by solenoidal waves or by circular expansion waves, respectively. For compressively forced flows, the power spectrum of the density of inertial particles is a useful tool for displaying particle clustering relative to the fluid density enhancement. Power spectra are shown to be particularly sensitive for studying large-scale particle clustering, while conventional tools such as radial distribution functions are more suitable for studying small-scale clustering. Our primary finding is that particle clustering through shock interaction is particularly prominent in turbulence driven by spherical expansion waves. It manifests itself through a double-peaked distribution of spectral power as a function of Stokes number. The two peaks are associated with two distinct clustering mechanisms; shock interaction for smaller Stokes numbers and the centrifugal sling effect for larger values. The clustering of inertial particles is associated with the formation of caustics. Such caustics can only be captured in the Lagrangian description, which allows us to assess the relative importance of caustics in vortically and compressively forced turbulence. We show that the statistical noise resulting from the limited number of particles in the Lagrangian description can be removed from the particle power spectra, allowing us a more detailed comparison of the residual spectra. We focus on the Epstein drag law relevant for rarefied gases, but show that our findings apply also to the usual Stokes drag.Spectral characterisation of inertial particle clustering in turbulencepublishedVersio
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Higher order finite difference schemes for the magnetic induction equations
We describe high order accurate and stable finite difference schemes for the
initial-boundary value problem associated with the magnetic induction
equations. These equations model the evolution of a magnetic field due to a
given velocity field. The finite difference schemes are based on Summation by
Parts (SBP) operators for spatial derivatives and a Simultaneous Approximation
Term (SAT) technique for imposing boundary conditions. We present various
numerical experiments that demonstrate both the stability as well as high order
of accuracy of the schemes.Comment: 20 page
New, efficient, and accurate high order derivative and dissipation operators satisfying summation by parts, and applications in three-dimensional multi-block evolutions
We construct new, efficient, and accurate high-order finite differencing
operators which satisfy summation by parts. Since these operators are not
uniquely defined, we consider several optimization criteria: minimizing the
bandwidth, the truncation error on the boundary points, the spectral radius, or
a combination of these. We examine in detail a set of operators that are up to
tenth order accurate in the interior, and we surprisingly find that a
combination of these optimizations can improve the operators' spectral radius
and accuracy by orders of magnitude in certain cases. We also construct
high-order dissipation operators that are compatible with these new finite
difference operators and which are semi-definite with respect to the
appropriate summation by parts scalar product. We test the stability and
accuracy of these new difference and dissipation operators by evolving a
three-dimensional scalar wave equation on a spherical domain consisting of
seven blocks, each discretized with a structured grid, and connected through
penalty boundary conditions.Comment: 16 pages, 9 figures. The files with the coefficients for the
derivative and dissipation operators can be accessed by downloading the
source code for the document. The files are located in the "coeffs"
subdirector
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