Turbulent countergradient flow as a problem in kinetic theory

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Jun 1997

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The workshop on two-dimensional turbulence in plasmas and fluids. AIP Conference Proceedings, Volume 414, pp. 255-267 (1997).

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Plasma Turbulence, Fokker-Planck And Vlasov Equation, Turbulent Flows

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Dispersion of a passive additive in a turbulent medium is treated as a problem in the kinetic theory of gases. In particular, we solve the kinetic equation with an interaction term represented by a simple relaxation time or Krook model, and consider countergradient flow induced by large gradients in a layered source. Both analytic and numerical results are reported. A generalised flux-gradient relation, suitable for practical application, is derived.

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