Physics – Fluid Dynamics
Scientific paper
Nov 2004
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American Physical Society, 57th Annual Meeting of the Division of Fluid Dynamics, 21-23 November, 2004, Seattle, Washington, MEE
Physics
Fluid Dynamics
Scientific paper
Emergent, multi-scale, multiphase processes dictate the fundamental template for many geophysical systems. Examples include accretion and differentiation of the early Earth, surface processes on Earth and other planets, space-planet interactions and volcanic eruptions. We will review canonical geophysical examples and exemplify the application of particle-turbulence interaction models appropriate for a variety of applications. Of special interest is representing the dilute-to-dense transition in a common theoretical framework, as well as the segregation of particles by vortical structures. We will describe our hybrid Eulerian-Lagrangian technique, and demonstrate how both descriptions of multiphase flow contribute to the fundamental time-dependence of natural systems, and are revealed in the ancient geological record.
Bergantz George
Dufek Joseph
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