Concentrating solutions for a Liouville type equation with variable intensities in 2D-turbulence
A. Pistoia, R. Ricciardi

TL;DR
This paper constructs sign-changing concentrating solutions for a mean field equation modeling turbulent Euler flows with variable vortex intensities and orientations, analyzing their impact on vortex configurations.
Contribution
It introduces a method to construct sign-changing solutions for a Liouville type equation with variable vortex intensities and orientations, advancing understanding of 2D turbulence models.
Findings
Effect of variable intensities on bubbling profiles
Influence of vortex orientation on vortex point locations
Construction of sign-changing solutions in turbulent flow models
Abstract
We construct sign-changing concentrating solutions for a mean field equation describing turbulent Euler flows with variable vortex intensities and arbitrary orientation. We study the effect of variable intensities and orientation on the bubbling profile and on the location of the vortex points.
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