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Report - NP6.06 Astrophysical Turbulence and Shocks, Plasmas and High Mach Number Flows (co-listed in PS)
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The sessions NP-6.06. on Astrophysical Turbulence and Shocks, Plasmas and High Mach Number Flows (co-listed in PS) at the EGU G.A. meeting, were integrated
within the rest of the NP6 sessions dealing with several aspects of Turbulence;
Mixing and NL Waves.
The many uncertainties of non equilibrium, and often non-homogeneous and non stationary turbulent processes were highlighted, when astrophysical aplications , such as fusion related research, or compressible [hich Ma] are sought.
The research on experiments with Lasers in LULI was presented by
Michael Koning (LULI Team; Paris; France]
EGU2007-A-11594
Koenig, M.; The LULI Laboratory Team
Laboratory Astrophysics Experiments At LULI Laboratory
Other theoretical and experimental research taking place at the Comisariat du Energie Atomique in France were presented by
EGU2007-A-11437
Bouquet, S.; Gandeboeuf, P.; Pailhories, P.
Rayleigh-Taylor Instabilities and the Buoyancy-Drag Equation
and
EGU2007-A-11438
Falize, E.; Bouquet, S.; Michaut, C.
Radiative Cooling and Kelvin-Helmholtz Instability in Astrophysics
While some very interesting Explosion related experiments at Atarzamas were
presented by Evgeny Meshkov (Russian Federal Nuclear Center -Institute of Experimental Physics (VNIIEF) and Sarov Physical and Technical Institute (SarFTI)Russia.
EGU2007-A-11439
Meshkov, E.; Bazarov, Y.B.; Levushov, A.E.; Polovnikov, A.A.
Self-organizing of Fibre-like Structures in Turbulent Gas and Dust Clouds
and
EGU2007-A-11554
Dolgoeva, G.V.; Zhmaylo, V.A.; Novikova, E.A.; Statsenko, V.P.
Development of Semi-Empirical Turbulent Mixing Model for Calculating MHD-Parameters of Supernova Remnants
A review on the topology of 2D instabilities, leading to simetric [Rayleigh Taylor] or antisimetric [Kelvin- Hemlholtz] instabilities and to long lived solitary vortex [rings or solitary disturbances] was given and their dimension constrains were explained by Robert Kiehn (Texas University, Texas, USA. leading to interesting discussions on mixing problems relevant to shocks and fusion.
EGU2007-A-05696
Kiehn, R.M.
Topologically Coherent and Stationary Non Equilibrium Flow.
Other significant oral and poster presentations were:
EGU2007-A-00628
Besedina, Yu.N.; Kopnin, S.I.; Popel, S.I.
Ion–neutral collisions and macroparticle charging in Earth’s “dusty” ionosphere
EGU2007-A-01922
Lebo, I.G.; Zvorykin, V.D. ; Technical university-MIREA
The study of turbulent mixing zone development in laser shock tube experiments.
EGU2007-A-02105
Garzon, G.; Rozanov, V.; Redondo, J.M.
Inverse cascades in RT and RM instabilities
EGU2007-A-02905
Sorriso-Valvo, L.; Carbone, V.; Marino, R.; Bruno, R.; Noullez, A.
The inertial range of solar wind MHD turbulence
EGU2007-A-04416
Vukicevic, T.; posselt, D.
Analysis of the impact of model nonlinearities in solutions to stochastic inverse problems
EGU2007-A-05726
Redondo, J.M.; Mahjoub, O.B.
Cascade non locality in Baroclinic driven flows
EGU2007-A-10411
Kovács, P.; Vörös, Z.
Turbulent study of the solar wind magnetic fluctuations in front of the earth’s bow shock during extreme activity of the interplanetary field
EGU2007-A-11006
Matulka, A.M.; Redondo, J.M.; Carrillo, A.
Topology of Turbulence afected by body forces
EGU2007-A-11041
Retejum, A.
Solar Impact on the Earth Rotation
EGU2007-A-11435
Baryshnikov, A.S.; Basargin, I.V.; Chistyakova, M.V.
Influence of humidity and dustiness of air and nitrogen atmoshere on the effect of shock wave splitting in plasma of glow discharge.on the effect of shock wave splitting in plasma of glow discharge.
EGU2007-A-11436
Lopez Gonzalez-Nieto, P.; Cano, J.L.; Redondo, J.M.; Van der Voor, I.
Buoyant mixing modifications by Unstable Flows
EGU2007-A-11596
Kozlov, V.I.
Simulations of Shock Wave/Turbulence
EGU2007-A-11598
Dolgoeva, G.V.; Zhmaylo, V.; Novikova, P.; Statsenko, V.P.
Development of Semi-Empirical Turbulent Mixing Model for Calculating MHD-Parameters of Supernova Remnants
Due to the very multidisciplinary nature of the shock induced turbulence and
Astrophysical implications, the participants of NP. 6.05 and NP 6.06 as well as other related works are encouraged to present their results at a special issue of the Nonlinear Processes in Geophysics Journal before November 2007.
This issue will be edited by J.M Redondo [UPC Barcelona] and S.Dalziel [DAMTP, Univ. Cambridge] following the usual paper standard and procedure of the NPG Journal.
A special issue of NPG will be edited with selected papers of Laboratory and field experiments related to Turbulence and Mixing.
Interested authors of NP6 and other related sessions are advised to contact to the editors Jose M. Redondo and Stuart Dalziel [UPC, Barcelona and DAMTP, Cambridge]
for more information, redondo@fa.upc.edu, jmr10@damtp.cam.uk or sd103@damtp.cam.uk
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