Wave turbulence
Description
The Wave Turbulence SIG will focus on the development of wave turbulence theory, a non-equilibrium statistical mechanics description of weakly interacting dispersive waves to strong nonlinearities and applications to industrial related fluid dynamics. Topics range from acoustics, water waves, nonlinear optics, quantum fluids, plasmas, and geophysical turbulence.
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Members
L = leader; C = co-leader; * = Other key personnel
| [L] | Jason Laurie ( Aston University ): j.laurie@aston.ac.uk |
| [C] | Davide Proment ( University of East Anglia ): d.proment@uea.ac.uk |
| Sergei Annenkov ( Keele University ): | |
| Andrew Baggaley ( Newcastle University ): | |
| Carlo Barenghi ( Newcastle University ): | |
| Amit Chattopadhyay ( Aston University ): | |
| Colm Connaughton ( University of Warwick ): | |
| Andrew Gilbert ( University of Exeter ): | |
| Adam Griffin ( University of Warwick ): | |
| Chris Keylock ( Loughborough University ): | |
| Sergei Lukaschuk ( University of Hull ): | |
| Sergey Nazarenko ( University of Warwick ): | |
| Hayder Salman ( University of East Anglia ): | |
| Alexander Schekochihin ( University of Oxford ): | |
| Victor Shrira ( Keele University ): | |
| Vassilios Dallas ( University of Oxford ): |