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On Large Drift Enhancement for the Relaxation Time of Averages
In this note we prove in a broad analytic set-up a general result characterizing the asymptotic vanishing of the $L^2$-relaxation time of averages in the presence of a large incompressible drift-like term. The broad analytic set-up is analogous to that of Constantin-Kiselev-Ryzhik-Zlatos '08 or of C
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