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An abundance of periodic orbits in two-dimensional turbulence revealed by a diffusion-based generative model
Unstable periodic orbits offer a route to reconstructing the statistical properties of chaotic systems, including turbulence. Short periodic orbits are particularly important in periodic-orbit expansions, yet their abundance and diversity remain largely unexplored even in the extensively studied two
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