Early Nonperiodic Transitions in Couette Flow
Physical Review LettersPublished 14 April 1980
R. J. Donnelly, K. Park, Robert Shaw, R. W. Walden
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Abstract
Experimental evidence is presented which shows that couette flow has several transitions at quite low Reynolds numbers compared to the Taylor transition ($\frac{R}{{R}_{c}}\ensuremath{\approx}1$) which exhibit increased degrees of freedom, line broadening, extra broad-band noise, loss of spatial coherence, and hysteresis. The visual signature of these transitions has been identified as dislocations in the cell structure.
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