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Turbulence Without the Viscous Tilting of Vorticity
Vortex stretching is a fundamental aspect of Navier-Stokes turbulence and is commonly understood in analogy to the stretching of infinitesimal material lines. However, the parallel alignment of material lines and vorticity cannot be maintained due to the role of viscosity in the directional realignm
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