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Relative velocity between a particle and turbulence
The relative velocity between a particle and the surrounding fluid is a key quantity that determines the various phenomena of particle-laden turbulence, such as particle clustering and turbulence modulation due to particles. We theoretically derive the expression for the relative velocity of a parti
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