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Using analogues to investigate error growth and predictability in turbulence
In this study, we revisit Lorenz's pioneering concept of analogues to investigate error growth and predictability in fully developed turbulence using experimental data. By applying the method to a 1D turbulent velocity time series, we successfully identify the three error growth regimes intuited by
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