2011
DOI: 10.1134/s0015462811030021
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Direct calculation of transition to one of two possible secondary flows in a wide spherical layer under the action of accelerated rotation of the inner sphere

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“…Secondly, threshold curves were found to depend on Reinit: with increasing Reinit, the threshold values of dRe/dτ became larger. It is interesting to note that these consequences from experimental data are in agreement with numerical results, obtained earlier with fixed Refin [17] where, in the Reinit -dRe/dτ diagram, the same sequence of changes to the dominant wave number 4 →3→4 was observed with dRe/dτ increasing. It is possible that a velocity field divergence greater than 10 -6 (due to the controlled inaccuracy of the numerical calculation algorithm) in the previously mentioned numerical results may be considered as additional noise.…”
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“…Secondly, threshold curves were found to depend on Reinit: with increasing Reinit, the threshold values of dRe/dτ became larger. It is interesting to note that these consequences from experimental data are in agreement with numerical results, obtained earlier with fixed Refin [17] where, in the Reinit -dRe/dτ diagram, the same sequence of changes to the dominant wave number 4 →3→4 was observed with dRe/dτ increasing. It is possible that a velocity field divergence greater than 10 -6 (due to the controlled inaccuracy of the numerical calculation algorithm) in the previously mentioned numerical results may be considered as additional noise.…”
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confidence: 90%
“…The first scenario is realized for very small noise amplitudes, and the wave number m=3 appears to be independent of acceleration rate. This first scenario was observed in experiments and calculations [15,17], when acceleration was begun from the state of rest or with very slow flow (Reinit = 0-10). In the second scenario, for bigger noise amplitudes, one (from 0→4 to 0→3) or two (from 0→4 to 0→3 at smaller values of dRe/dτ and from 0→3 to 0→4 at larger values) transitions were found to occur.…”
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