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Optimal paths to transition in a duct

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The Nature of High Reynolds Number Turbulence

It is accepted that self sustaining states exist in duct flow past a threshold value of the Reynolds number, which rely on the nonlinear coupling between vortices, streaks and travelling waves. In this work we have devised an optimisation strategy that aims at maximising the energy of the travelling disturbance wave, and thus at enhancing the nonlinear terms that feed back onto vortices and streaks.

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