Absolute pure amateur here with no expertise or special knowledge, but could this work lead to new insights about the emergence of turbulent flows, or is thaat currently very well understood?
I think it's one of the situations where the fundamentals are well understood (Navier Stokes equation) but the emergent behavior is so complex that many aspects remain poorly understood.
Author confirmed that superradiance, backreaction, and quasi-normal radiance are all observable in the fluid analog. These observations will likely prove useful for fluid mech as well as astrophys
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Absolute pure amateur here with no expertise or special knowledge, but could this work lead to new insights about the emergence of turbulent flows, or is thaat currently very well understood?
I think it's one of the situations where the fundamentals are well understood (Navier Stokes equation) but the emergent behavior is so complex that many aspects remain poorly understood.
Fluid mech on the whole has a lot left to solve.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30011260 looks at this a bit.
Author confirmed that superradiance, backreaction, and quasi-normal radiance are all observable in the fluid analog. These observations will likely prove useful for fluid mech as well as astrophys