We study a generalization of the original tree-indexed dyadic model by Katz and PavloviÄ for the turbulent energy cascade of the three-dimensional Euler equation. We allow the coefficients to vary with some restrictions, thus giving the model a realistic spatial intermittency. By introducing a forcing term on the first component, the fixed point of the dynamics is well defined and some explicit computations allow us to prove the rich multifractal structure of the solution. In particular the exponent of the structure function is concave in accordance with other theoretical and experimental models. Moreover, anomalous energy dissipation happens in a fractal set of dimension strictly less than 3.
Structure Function and Fractal Dissipation for an Intermittent Inviscid Dyadic Model / Bianchi, Luigi Amedeo; Morandin, Francesco. - In: COMMUNICATIONS IN MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS. - ISSN 0010-3616. - 356:1(2017), pp. 231-260. [10.1007/s00220-017-2974-y]
Structure Function and Fractal Dissipation for an Intermittent Inviscid Dyadic Model
MORANDIN, Francesco
2017-01-01
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We study a generalization of the original tree-indexed dyadic model by Katz and PavloviÄ for the turbulent energy cascade of the three-dimensional Euler equation. We allow the coefficients to vary with some restrictions, thus giving the model a realistic spatial intermittency. By introducing a forcing term on the first component, the fixed point of the dynamics is well defined and some explicit computations allow us to prove the rich multifractal structure of the solution. In particular the exponent of the structure function is concave in accordance with other theoretical and experimental models. Moreover, anomalous energy dissipation happens in a fractal set of dimension strictly less than 3.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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