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Autori principali: Jing, Wenjia, Xin, Jack, Yu, Yifeng
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author Jing, Wenjia
Xin, Jack
Yu, Yifeng
author_facet Jing, Wenjia
Xin, Jack
Yu, Yifeng
contents Using formal renormalization theory, Yakhot derived in ([32], 1988) an $O\left(\frac{A}{\sqrt{\log A}}\right)$ growth law of the turbulent flame speed with respect to large flow intensity $A$ based on the inviscid G-equation. Although this growth law is widely cited in combustion literature, there has been no rigorous mathematical discussion to date about its validity. As a first step towards unveiling the mystery, we prove that there is no intermediate growth law between $O\left(\frac{A}{\log A}\right)$ and $O(A)$ for two dimensional incompressible Lipschitz continuous periodic flows with bounded swirl sizes. In particular, we do not assume the non-degeneracy of critical points. Additionally, other examples of flows with lower regularity, Lagrangian chaos, and related phenomena are also discussed.
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spellingShingle Does Yakhot's growth law for turbulent burning velocity hold?
Jing, Wenjia
Xin, Jack
Yu, Yifeng
Analysis of PDEs
Fluid Dynamics
35B27, 35B40, 35F21
Using formal renormalization theory, Yakhot derived in ([32], 1988) an $O\left(\frac{A}{\sqrt{\log A}}\right)$ growth law of the turbulent flame speed with respect to large flow intensity $A$ based on the inviscid G-equation. Although this growth law is widely cited in combustion literature, there has been no rigorous mathematical discussion to date about its validity. As a first step towards unveiling the mystery, we prove that there is no intermediate growth law between $O\left(\frac{A}{\log A}\right)$ and $O(A)$ for two dimensional incompressible Lipschitz continuous periodic flows with bounded swirl sizes. In particular, we do not assume the non-degeneracy of critical points. Additionally, other examples of flows with lower regularity, Lagrangian chaos, and related phenomena are also discussed.
title Does Yakhot's growth law for turbulent burning velocity hold?
topic Analysis of PDEs
Fluid Dynamics
35B27, 35B40, 35F21
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2412.18502