Date
Thu, 05 May 2011
13:00
Location
DH 1st floor SR
Speaker
Konstantinos Zygalakis
Organisation
OCCAM

In this talk we will present results concerning the large scale long time behaviour of particles moving in a periodic (random) velocity field subject to molecular diffusion. The particle can be considered massless (passive tracer) or not (inertial particle). Under appropriate assumptions for the velocity field the large scale long time behavior of the particle is described by a Brownian motion with an effective diffusivity matrix K.

We then present some numerical algorithms concerning the calculation of the effective diffusivity in the limit of vanishing molecular diffusion (stochastic geometric integrators). Time permitting we will discuss the case where the driving noise is no longer white but colored and study the effects of this change to the effective diffusivity matrix.

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