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Forcing regimes in the two-dimensional Navier-Stokes equations
In the standard theoretical setting of body-forced turbulence, the forcing that sustains the flow is concentrated in a narrow range of length scales. However, in experiments of fractal-grid turbulence and in numerical simulations inspired by the renormalization group approach, more general forcing f
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