Dataset descriptions
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Dataset
descriptions
Forced isotropic turbulence:
- Direct numerical simulation (DNS) using 1,0243 nodes.
- Navier-Stokes is solved using pseudo-spectral
method.
- Energy is injected by keeping constant the total
energy in shells shuch that |k| is less or equal to 2.
- After the simulation has reached a statistical
stationary state, 1,024 frames of data with 3 velocity components and
pressure are stored in the database. Extra time frames at the beginnning
and at the end have been added to be used for time-interpolations.
- The Taylor-scale Reynolds
number fluctuates around Rλ~
433
- There is one dataset ("coarse")
with 1024 timesteps available, for time t between 0 and 2.048 (the
frames are stored at every 10 time-steps of the DNS). Intermediate
times can be queried using time-interpolation.
- There is another dataset
("fine") that stores every single time-step of the DNS,
for testing purposes. Times available are for t between 0.0002 and
0.0198),
- More details about the
DNS are provided in the accompanying README
document
- A table with the time history
of the total kinetic energy and Taylor-scale Reynolds number as function
of time can be downloaded from this text
file.
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