International audienceWe consider three-dimensional turbulence from which vortex stretching is removed. Using direct numerical simulations, we show that in this system a dual cascade is observed, consisting of a forward enstrophy cascade and an inverse helicity cascade. In the inverse cascade range the energy spectrum scaling is proportional to k −7/3 , with k being the wave number. In the forward cascade range the spectrum is proportional to k −3 with a logarithmic correction
Two-dimensional turbulence admits two different ranges: an inverse energy cascade at large scales an...
The author uses a generalised Von Karman-Heisenberg-von-Weizsacker-type model for the inertial trans...
International audienceWe solve the Navier-Stokes equations with two simultaneous forcings. One forci...
International audienceWe consider three-dimensional turbulence from which vortex stretching is remov...
We study the statistical properties of homogeneous and isotropic three-dimensional (3D) turbulent fl...
Helicity, as one of only two inviscid invariants in three-dimensional turbulence, plays an important...
Inviscid invariants of flow equations are crucial in determining the direction of the turbulent ener...
We characterise the incompressible turbulence cascade in terms of the concurrent inter-scale and int...
We investigate the transfer properties of energy and helicity fluctuations in fully developed homoge...
The classical energy cascade in turbulence as described by Richardson and Kolmogorov is predominantl...
Scale locality is a key concept in turbulent cascade theory and is also associated with reflection s...
Two-dimensional turbulence admits two different ranges: an inverse energy cascade at large scales an...
The author uses a generalised Von Karman-Heisenberg-von-Weizsacker-type model for the inertial trans...
International audienceWe solve the Navier-Stokes equations with two simultaneous forcings. One forci...
International audienceWe consider three-dimensional turbulence from which vortex stretching is remov...
We study the statistical properties of homogeneous and isotropic three-dimensional (3D) turbulent fl...
Helicity, as one of only two inviscid invariants in three-dimensional turbulence, plays an important...
Inviscid invariants of flow equations are crucial in determining the direction of the turbulent ener...
We characterise the incompressible turbulence cascade in terms of the concurrent inter-scale and int...
We investigate the transfer properties of energy and helicity fluctuations in fully developed homoge...
The classical energy cascade in turbulence as described by Richardson and Kolmogorov is predominantl...
Scale locality is a key concept in turbulent cascade theory and is also associated with reflection s...
Two-dimensional turbulence admits two different ranges: an inverse energy cascade at large scales an...
The author uses a generalised Von Karman-Heisenberg-von-Weizsacker-type model for the inertial trans...
International audienceWe solve the Navier-Stokes equations with two simultaneous forcings. One forci...