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A method for measuring and analyzing four-dimensional flow fields in viscous Rayleigh-Bénard convection
Laboratory investigation of convective flow in viscous fluids is crucial for various engineering and geophysical applications, including vigorous convection in planetary mantles, which involves multiple rising plumes. Many experimental techniques have been developed to visualize the flow and plumes,
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