Global Energy Conservation

In course

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of global energy conservation, focusing on the global conservation laws related to momentum, energy, and helicity. The instructor explains the Naris-Stokes equations and the importance of energy dissipation rates. The lecture also delves into the scale-by-scale energy budget and the spatial filtering process. Key topics include the redistribution of energy across different scales and the properties of linear operators in the context of energy conservation.

Instructor

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Signal processing: Filtering theory

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