The issue of the parameterization of small-scale (‘subgrid') turbulence is addressed in the context of passive scalar transport. We focus on the Kraichnan advection model which lends itself to the analytical investigation of the closure problem. We derive systematically the dynamical equations which rule the evolution of the coarse-grained scalar field. At the lowest-order approximation in $l/r$, $l$ being the characteristic scale of the filter defining the coarse-grained scalar field and $r$ the inertial-range separation, we recover the classical eddy-diffusivity parameterization of small scales. At the next-leading order a dynamical closure is obtained. This outperforms the classical model and is therefore a natural candidate for subgrid ...
An important open question for Large Eddy Simulation (LES) of turbulent flow is whether the subgrid-...
We present a one-equation subgrid scale model that evolves the turbulence energy corresponding to un...
In this paper we present an alternative formalism for large-eddy simulation that avoids the problems...
The issue of the parameterization of small-scale dynamics is addressed in the context of passive-sca...
The range of values of scalar fields in turbulent flows is bounded by their boundary values, for pas...
Scalar fields which are subject to turbulent mixing typically feature a broad range of scales. When ...
International audienceThe transport of passive scalar in turbulent flows remains a challenging and i...
In deducing the consequences of the Direct Interaction Approximation, Kraichnan was sometimes led to...
The present thesis deals with a number of challenges in the field of large eddy simulation (LES). Th...
A model for the flux of a passive scalar by the subgrid motions in the large-eddy simulation of turb...
Some standard closure approximations used in turbulence theory are analyzed by examining systematica...
In this thesis the turbulent mixing of a passive scalar and its Reynolds number dependence is studie...
The dynamic global-coefficient subgrid-scale eddy-viscosity model by You and Moin [Phys. Fluids 19, ...
We investigate the large-scale statistics of a passive scalar transported by a turbulent velocity fi...
The energy transfer between different scales of a passive scalar advected by homogeneous isotropic t...
An important open question for Large Eddy Simulation (LES) of turbulent flow is whether the subgrid-...
We present a one-equation subgrid scale model that evolves the turbulence energy corresponding to un...
In this paper we present an alternative formalism for large-eddy simulation that avoids the problems...
The issue of the parameterization of small-scale dynamics is addressed in the context of passive-sca...
The range of values of scalar fields in turbulent flows is bounded by their boundary values, for pas...
Scalar fields which are subject to turbulent mixing typically feature a broad range of scales. When ...
International audienceThe transport of passive scalar in turbulent flows remains a challenging and i...
In deducing the consequences of the Direct Interaction Approximation, Kraichnan was sometimes led to...
The present thesis deals with a number of challenges in the field of large eddy simulation (LES). Th...
A model for the flux of a passive scalar by the subgrid motions in the large-eddy simulation of turb...
Some standard closure approximations used in turbulence theory are analyzed by examining systematica...
In this thesis the turbulent mixing of a passive scalar and its Reynolds number dependence is studie...
The dynamic global-coefficient subgrid-scale eddy-viscosity model by You and Moin [Phys. Fluids 19, ...
We investigate the large-scale statistics of a passive scalar transported by a turbulent velocity fi...
The energy transfer between different scales of a passive scalar advected by homogeneous isotropic t...
An important open question for Large Eddy Simulation (LES) of turbulent flow is whether the subgrid-...
We present a one-equation subgrid scale model that evolves the turbulence energy corresponding to un...
In this paper we present an alternative formalism for large-eddy simulation that avoids the problems...