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Turbulent Structure Detection in Rayleigh-Taylor Instabilities.

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If you have a question about this talk, please contact Dr Henry Burridge .

Sandwiches provided at 13:00, seminar begins 13:15.

We develop a novel technique, applicable to numerical and experimental results alike, to detect large-scale turbulent structures in incompressible Rayleigh-Taylor mixing layers at low Atwood number. With results from Direct Numerical Simulations, we show that these structures are continuous along the turbulent mixing zones and exhibit a bimodal behaviour. The structures can therefore be categorized into two groups. This result strengthens the validity of the two-structure approach used in some turbulent mixing models.

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