Cantorian Fractal Patterns, Quantum-Like Chaos and Prime Numbers in Atmospheric Flows
A.M. Selvam, Suvarna Fadnavis

TL;DR
This paper explores how atmospheric flows exhibit fractal, quantum-like chaos with long-range correlations, linking fractal structures, number theory, and prime number spectra to flow dynamics.
Contribution
It introduces a novel model connecting fractal atmospheric patterns with number theory, especially prime number distributions, to explain flow chaos.
Findings
Prime number spectrum matches eddy energy spectrum in atmospheric flows.
Fractal structures evolve through Fibonacci and Penrose tiling patterns.
Large eddy scales relate to prime number distributions.
Abstract
Atmospheric flows exhibit cantorian fractal space-time fluctuations signifying long-range spatiotemporal correlations. A recently developed cell dynamical system model shows that such non-local connections are intrinsic to quantum-like chaos governing flow dynamics. The dynamical evolution of fractal structures can be quantified in terms of ordered energy flow described by mathematical functions which occur in the field of number theory. The quantum-like chaos in atmospheric flows can be quantified in terms of the following mathematical functions / concepts: (1) The fractal structure of the flow pattern is resolved into an overall logarithmic spiral trajectory with the quasiperiodic Penrose tiling pattern for the internal structure and is equivalent to a hierarchy of vortices. The incorporation of Fibonacci mathematical series, representative of ramified bifurcations, indicates ordered…
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TopicsChaos-based Image/Signal Encryption · Theoretical and Computational Physics · Chaos control and synchronization
