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Inertialess turbulence in viscoelastic pipe flow
Turbulence is synonymous with inertia dominated fluid motion, entailing high velocities and large spatial scales. Conversely, in complex fluids, elastic material properties can promote and sustain turbulent-like motions even at arbitrarily small inertia. The common route to this purely elastic state
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