This series of workshops focuses on fundamental aspects of turbulent mixing in flows subject to destabilising acceleration in both compressible and incompressible fluids. Specific topics include (but are not limited to):
à Rayleigh-Taylor instability
à Richtmyer-Meshkov instability
à Mixing layers
à Coherent structures
à Experimental, numerical and theoretical studies
à Novel numerical and experimental techniques
à Direct numerical simulation, large-eddy simulation and turbulence models
à Relating 2D and 3D models and flows
à Applications
The workshops include both oral and poster presentations, along with both general and ‘round table’ discussion sessions.
The next
workshop will be held in
The idea for
this series of workshops originated with David Youngs of AWE (UK), with the
first workshop in the series taking place during October 1998 in Princeton
(USA). Subsequent workshops have evolved along similar lines with a workshop
every second year, on average. A broad international community has been
involved, with workshops being held in Europe and
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This
website is sponsored by Dalziel
Research Partners and was set up by Stuart Dalziel in November 2007 in an effort
to provide a more logical and permanent home for material relating to the
Workshops. Much of the material initially placed on the website came from the
site set up for IWPCTM9, and the related project to draw together all the
proceedings from the previous proceedings.