# Chaotic and turbulent dispersion of heavy inertial particles

**Authors:** A. Bershadskii

arXiv: 1905.12527 · 2019-05-30

## TL;DR

This paper investigates how heavy inertial particles disperse chaotically and turbulently in 2D turbulence with Ekman drag, using numerical simulations to analyze effective diffusivity and chaos.

## Contribution

It introduces a novel analysis of inertial particle dispersion in turbulence using effective diffusivity and chaos concepts, based on recent numerical data.

## Key findings

- Dispersion exhibits chaotic and turbulent behavior.
- Stokes number influences the applicability of diffusivity and chaos notions.
- Numerical simulations support the analysis.

## Abstract

Chaotic and turbulent dispersion of passive heavy inertial particles in homogeneous two-dimensional turbulence with Ekman drag has been studied using notions of the effective diffusivity and distributed chaos. Results of recent direct numerical simulations have been used for this purpose. Effect of the Stokes number value on the applicability of these notions to the dispersion of passive heavy inertial particles has been briefly discussed.

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