Abstract. It is demonstrated that the second-order Markovian closures frequently used in turbulence theory imply an H theorem for inviscid flow with an ultraviolet spectral cut-off. That is, from the inviscid closure equations, it follows that a certain functional of the energy spectrum (namely entropy) increases monotonically in time to a maximum value at absolute equilibrium. This is shown explicitly for isotropic homogeneous flow in dimensions d 3 2, and then a generalised theorem which covers a wide class of systems of current interest is presented. It is shown that the H theorem for closure can be derived from a Gibbs-type H theorem for the exact non-dissipative dynamics. 1
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We introduce a dynamical description based on a probability density $\phi(\sigma,x,y,t)$ of the vort...
This paper is devoted to the discussion of the properties of the H-function, especially concerning i...
Fluid turbulence is often referred to as 'the unsolved problem of classical physics'. Yet, paradoxic...
Through a discussion of some typical unsteady hydrodynamic flows, we argue that the time averaged hy...
Recent work on the violent relaxation of collisionless stellar systems has been based on the notion ...
The entropy associated with absolute equilibrium ensemble theories of ideal, homogeneous, fluid and ...
Recent work on the violent relaxation of collisionless stellar systems has been based on the notion ...
H-theorem states that the entropy production is nonnegative and, therefore, the entropy of a closed ...
The H-theorem is an extension of the Second Law to a time-sequence of states that need not be equili...
We use a well-studied soluble model to define a nonequilibrium entropy. This entropy has all the req...
To appear in the special IUTAM issue of Fluid Dynamics Research on Vortex DynamicsInternational audi...
The problem of demonstrating an H theorem for classically interacting moderately dense gases is disc...
A simplified thermodynamic approach of the incompressible 2D Euler equation is considered based on ...
We introduce a dynamical description based on a probability density phi(sigma, x, y, t) of the vorti...
We complement the literature on the statistical mechanics of point vortices in two-dimensi...
We introduce a dynamical description based on a probability density $\phi(\sigma,x,y,t)$ of the vort...
This paper is devoted to the discussion of the properties of the H-function, especially concerning i...
Fluid turbulence is often referred to as 'the unsolved problem of classical physics'. Yet, paradoxic...
Through a discussion of some typical unsteady hydrodynamic flows, we argue that the time averaged hy...