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An Optimal Seed Reveals the Dynamical Route to Spontaneous Splitting of Turbulent Puffs
The localized turbulence in pipe flow, known as puffs, is sustained by their proliferation. This process is crucial to the subcritical laminar-turbulent transition, a century-old fundamental problem related to a wide range of natural and engineered systems. Here, we leverage the nonlinear nonmodal a
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