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How turbulent flows grow vorticity at a point
We describe how strong vorticity fluctuations appear in three-dimensional incompressible turbulence driven by a large-scale random force. By combining analytical and numerical methods, we construct a vorticity instanton: the most probable force history driving the flow to a prescribed large vorticit
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