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The driving mode of turbulence in disc galaxy simulations with adaptive mesh refinement
Turbulence is a key ingredient in controlling the structure of the interstellar medium (ISM) and star formation, yet we still lack a detailed understanding of its drivers in galaxies. Previous idealised simulations of turbulence employ a stochastic forcing field to drive turbulence. The geometry of
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