Guru Kalyan Jayasingh
@gurukal.bsky.social
PhD researcher at UC San Diego.
Interested in Statistical mechanics, non-equilibrium phenomena, fluid turbulence.
Professional seeker of wonder in the world, and
still a ship in the sea!
Interested in Statistical mechanics, non-equilibrium phenomena, fluid turbulence.
Professional seeker of wonder in the world, and
still a ship in the sea!
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Turbulence is everywhere, yet much about it is unknown. Now UC San Diego researchers Guru K. Jayasingh and @nigelgoldenfeld.bsky.social have published new work about how turbulence behaves around a curved pipe. bit.ly/4mwj1HP
Turbulence With a Twist
Turbulence is notoriously difficult to forecast. UC San Diego researchers have predicted that if a pipe is sufficiently curved, the transition can become discontinuous, with the turbulent fraction und...
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September 12, 2025 at 4:04 PM
Turbulence is everywhere, yet much about it is unknown. Now UC San Diego researchers Guru K. Jayasingh and @nigelgoldenfeld.bsky.social have published new work about how turbulence behaves around a curved pipe. bit.ly/4mwj1HP
Reposted by Guru Kalyan Jayasingh
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Our latest results on the laminar-turbulent transition in pipes. Body forces acting in the fluid give a tricritical point once the body force is strong enough. Centrifugal force in a curved or helical pipe is an example. Bjorn Hof's experiments see these effects.
arxiv.org/abs/2311.11474
Our latest results on the laminar-turbulent transition in pipes. Body forces acting in the fluid give a tricritical point once the body force is strong enough. Centrifugal force in a curved or helical pipe is an example. Bjorn Hof's experiments see these effects.
arxiv.org/abs/2311.11474
September 13, 2025 at 4:54 PM
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Our latest results on the laminar-turbulent transition in pipes. Body forces acting in the fluid give a tricritical point once the body force is strong enough. Centrifugal force in a curved or helical pipe is an example. Bjorn Hof's experiments see these effects.
arxiv.org/abs/2311.11474
Our latest results on the laminar-turbulent transition in pipes. Body forces acting in the fluid give a tricritical point once the body force is strong enough. Centrifugal force in a curved or helical pipe is an example. Bjorn Hof's experiments see these effects.
arxiv.org/abs/2311.11474