Extraction of initial dynamics of magnetic micro-convection

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Auteurs principaux: Klevs, Mārtiņš, Tatuļčenkovs, Andrejs, Puķina-Slava, Lāsma, Kitenbergs, Guntars
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author Klevs, Mārtiņš
Tatuļčenkovs, Andrejs
Puķina-Slava, Lāsma
Kitenbergs, Guntars
author_facet Klevs, Mārtiņš
Tatuļčenkovs, Andrejs
Puķina-Slava, Lāsma
Kitenbergs, Guntars
contents Complex fluid flows are important in many real-life problems. For an in-depth understanding, new and more elaborate methods of flow description are necessary. Often experimental and numerical data are accumulated in large quantities however only simple flow properties are extracted. Here we show an approach that allows quantitative extraction of the initial dynamics for magnetic micro-convection. It analyzes the initial time dynamics of the Fourier coefficients of the 2D flow snapshots. We demonstrate its effectiveness in both numeric and experimental data. In addition, the method is refined to account for noise that can be present in real-world data. This method can serve as a tool to directly compare mathematical models with experiments.
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spellingShingle Extraction of initial dynamics of magnetic micro-convection
Klevs, Mārtiņš
Tatuļčenkovs, Andrejs
Puķina-Slava, Lāsma
Kitenbergs, Guntars
Fluid Dynamics
Complex fluid flows are important in many real-life problems. For an in-depth understanding, new and more elaborate methods of flow description are necessary. Often experimental and numerical data are accumulated in large quantities however only simple flow properties are extracted. Here we show an approach that allows quantitative extraction of the initial dynamics for magnetic micro-convection. It analyzes the initial time dynamics of the Fourier coefficients of the 2D flow snapshots. We demonstrate its effectiveness in both numeric and experimental data. In addition, the method is refined to account for noise that can be present in real-world data. This method can serve as a tool to directly compare mathematical models with experiments.
title Extraction of initial dynamics of magnetic micro-convection
topic Fluid Dynamics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.16511