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We immerse the columnar vortex, and perform the time integration of Eqs. (1) and (2). For small AD (≤ 10−1 ), we cannot find the excitation of the vortex wave via visualization techniques. 5 ), we find humps on the surface of the vortex core. Next, we focus on the small-scale structures, which depend on AD in the initial turbulent field. For small AD (≤ 10−1 ), we observe that they deform to spirals and surround the vortex core. 5 ), the circumference of the spirals become short, and they cannot surround the vortex core.
Figure 6. 4. The extracted subvolume at each time is shown by the box. 6, then to AR ≈ 1 at St = 1, shortly after which the tube begins a transition to a hairpin vortex. As shown in Figs. 6(c)-(f), the process involves the elongating and flattening of the vortex tube and the bending over and formation of a rather flattened head that is distinct Dynamics of small-scale vorticity and strain-rate structures 29 from a single tube-like leg. As the vortex elongates and bends, the leg of the hairpin remains tube-like with little overlap with the more concentrated strainrate fluctuations.
1992) with experiment (and subsequently others) found that in isotropic turbulence vorticity fluctuations tend to align with the second principal eigenvector of the strain-rate tensor, and that this eigenvalue tends to be positive with a ratio α : β : γ of roughly 2 : 1 : −3. Figure 3a shows the pdf of βn ≡ β/(s2 /6)1/2 in the isotropic state and under shear when S ∗ = 10, where βn is bounded between +1 and -1. 2 is most common. 6. Thus, shear has a strong tendency to move the local fluctuating strain-rate field asymptotically towards local twodimensionality with second eigenvalue reduced relative to the extensional and compressional eigenvalues.