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Intermittency and hibernation in elasto-inertial Taylor–Couette flow at moderate Reynolds number
We investigate the presence of intermittency, a well-known phenomenon in Newtonian turbulence, in viscoelastic Taylor–Couette flow at fixed inertia, (Reynolds number, Re=120). Using particle image velocimetry measurements in the r-z plane for a broad range of elasticities, El=0-0.64, we reveal a dua
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