Turbulent Mixing and Beyond

Conservation Laws, Interfaces and Mixing

04-08 November 2019
 MATRIX - Mathematical Research Institute Institute, Creswick, VIC, AUS
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For the MATRIX Program 'Conservation Laws, Interfaces and Mixing' :
- the Book of Abstracts is available;
- the Timetable is available;
- the Final Report is available.

The results of the Program are published in the 2020-2019 MATRIX Annals (2021) - the edited research book by Springer Nature.

The elaborate results of the Program and the associated works are in preparation by the Frontier of Applied Mathematics and Statistic
within the Research Topic
'Interfaces and Mixing - Non-Equilibrium Dynamics and Conservation Laws at Continuous and at Kinetic Scales'.


The Program contributions to 2020-2019 MATRIX Annals are:

Hutchinson AJ

The extended Prandtl closure model applied to the two-dimensional turbulent classical far wake

Joglekar S, Li X

Numerical study of crystal growth in reaction-diffusion systems using front tracking

Joglekar S, Li X

Numerical study of the reaction front for reaction-diffusion system nA + mB -> C with arbitrary diffusivities

Khan AA, Ding Y

Computational fluid dynamics modeling of a transient solids concentration in a lagoon

Klimenko A

Mixing, tunneling and the direction of time in the context of Reichenbach's principles

Samoilova A, Nepomnyashchy A

Controlling stability of long-wave oscillatory Marangoni patterns

Roberts AJ

Rigorous modeling of nonlocal interactions determines a macro-scale advection-diffusion  PDE

Sato M, Fukumoto Y

Influence of an oblique magnetic field on planar flame front instability

Wada K, Fukumoto Y

Compressibility effect on Markstein number for a flame front in long-wavelength approximation

Williams KC, Hill DL, Abarzhi SI

Regular and singular behaviors and new morphologies in the Rayleigh Taylor Instability

Wright C, Abarzhi SI

Effect of adiabatic index on Richtmyer-Meshkov flows induced by strong shocks