Transition to Turbulence

23 Oct 2017, 00:00 → 25 Oct 2017, 18:00 Europe/Copenhagen

Anette Studsgaard, Anette Studsgård (Niels Bohr International Academy), Gaute Linga

The Simons Program for the fall of 2017 is centered around the scientific interests of Simons Visiting Professor Itamar Procaccia. Oct. 23-25 we are hosting a workshop on recent developments in the theory of turbulence.

The workshop is open, but participation is subject to invitation from the organizers. If you wish to participate, please send a mail to Joachim Mathiesen (mathies @ nbi.ku.dk).

Speakers at the workshop include Dwight Barkley, Morten Brøns, Bruno Eckhardt, Nigel Goldenfeld, Björn Hof, Joseph Nimela, Itamar Procaccia, Daniel Lathrop, Masaki Sano and Victor Steinberg.

Organizers: Poul Damgaard, Gaute Linga, Joachim Mathiesen and Itamar Procaccia
 

Monday, 23 October

10:45 Welcome + Registration

1 Masaki Sano: "Transition to Turbulence in Channel and Annular Flow"

12:00 Lunch

2 Peter Ditlevsen: "On the role of helicity in fully developed turbulence"

3 Itamar Procaccia: "Closure and Frustration in Superfluid Turbulence"

14:30 Coffee break

4 Young session

Hong-Yan Shih: "Universal finite-size scaling in the laminar-turbulent transition"
Keiichi Tamai: "How to examine universal scenario of transitions to sustained turbulence"
Gaute Linga: "Investigating the transition to turbulence in rough geometries"

Tuesday, 24 October

5 Nigel Goldenfeld: "The emergence of collective modes, ecological collapse and directed percolation at the laminar-turbulence transition in pipe flow"

10:45 Coffee break

6 Bruno Eckhardt: "Spatio-temporal dynamics in plane Poiseuille flow"

12:00 Lunch

7 Dwight Barkley: "The route to turbulence in pipes and planar shear flows"

8 Björn Hof

14:30 Coffee break

14:45 Niels Bohr Archive tour

19:00 Workshop dinner

Wednesday, 25 October

9 Victor Steinberg: "Elastic turbulence, inertial effect and drag reduction"

10:45 Coffee break

10 Daniel Lathrop

12:00 Lunch

14:15 (walk to HCØ - Universitetsparken 5)

11 Niels Bohr Lecture: Nigel Goldenfeld