ERC Advanced Grant · 2021
Fluids, in complex regimes, show random features. The aim of this project is approaching several questions around the randomness of fluids by means of a theory that could be called “Stochastic Fluid Mechanics”. The distinctive feature of this theory, opposite to others that investigated the stochastic features of fluids, is that it is based on the usual continuum mechanics equations, in particular the Navier-Stokes and Euler equations, but suitably modified by the presence of random elements, like an additive or a transport type noise. Stochastic equations of fluid dynamics have been studied already for three decades and the number of foundational results is very large. However, two basic…
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