Turbulence from Earth to Planets, Stars and Galaxies—Commemorative Issue Dedicated to the Memory of Jackson Rea Herring

This Reprint aims to honor Dr Jackson Rea Herring, who passed away on May 26th 2022 in Boulder, Colorado, after a short illness. Jack was a Senior Scientist at the Mesoscale Microscale Meteorology Division at the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) at Boulder, Colorado, a position he hel...

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Formaat:	Online
Taal:	Engels
Gepubliceerd in:	MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2025
Onderwerpen:	turbulence turbulent flows non-equilibrium non-stationarity non-homogeneity turbulence theory and modeling atmospheric and oceanic turbulence planetary and astrophysical turbulence turbulent convection heat transport high-Rayleigh-number asymptote ultimate state of convection isotropic turbulence statistical closure approximations renormalization dynamical model fog intermittency self-organized criticality sporadic randomness stratified turbulence potential vorticity direct numerical simulation convection scaling laws stratified shear flow structure function direct numerical simulation (DNS) skewness decaying turbulence MHD turbulence chiral magnetic effect Hall effect shell models turbulence closure theory modeling non-equilibrium effect convective plumes scalar variance Saffman turbulence axisymmetric turbulence d-dimensional turbulence inertial energy transfer range Lagrangian renormalized approximation Eulerian closures Lagrangian closures Markovian closures Rossby waves statistical mechanics homogeneous flows inhomogeneous flows topography field theory large-eddy simulation subfilter-scale motions surface layer observations gray zone turbulence modeling kinetic theory finite Knudsen flows chemistry segregation LES Rayleigh–Taylor instability interfacial mixing self-similarity fluctuations spectra anomalous scaling goodness of fit anisotropy Fourier harmonics tropical cyclone hurricane Rayleigh–Bénard rotating stratified turbulence dissipation buoyancy flux kurtosis Maxwell’s equations vectorial electromagnetic waves stratified atmospheric layers stochastic electrodynamics sensor networks mean flow formulation 2D Boussinesq equations exponential of linear operator averaging localized turbulence stratification rotation inertial-gravity waves two-dimensional turbulence rotating turbulence Kelvin–Helmholtz instability tube and knot dynamics vortex dynamics twist waves helicity turbulence cascades flow reconstruction machine learning buoyancy scale Ozmidov scale Kolmogorov scale Craya-Herring decomposition temperature front cliff–ramp structures coherent structures zonostrophic turbulence eddies solitary waves giant planets n/a thema EDItEUR::G Reference, Information and Interdisciplinary subjects::GP Research and information: general thema EDItEUR::P Mathematics and Science::PG Astronomy, space and time
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Samenvatting:	This Reprint aims to honor Dr Jackson Rea Herring, who passed away on May 26th 2022 in Boulder, Colorado, after a short illness. Jack was a Senior Scientist at the Mesoscale Microscale Meteorology Division at the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) at Boulder, Colorado, a position he held since 1978. He earned his B.S. in Physics from Wake Forrest College and his M.S. and Ph.D., also in Physics, from the University of North Carolina. Jack worked as a physicist at the Theoretical Division, Goddard Space Flight Center, and the Institute for Space Studies, New York City, N.Y. He was first a Long-Term Visitor and then a Senior Scientist at the Advanced Science Program (ASP) of the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) at Boulder, Colorado. From 1978, he was a Senior Scientist at the Mesoscale Research Section of the Mesoscale Microscale Meteorology Division of NCAR. Jack was Senior Postdoctoral Fellow at the Advanced Study Program at NCAR, a Green Scholar at the University of California, San Diego, and Professeur associé à l’lnstitut de Mécanique de Grenoble. He served on the Advisory Board of Editors for Meteorology and Oceanography, World Scientific Publishing Co., was an Associate Editor of Physics of Fluids, and was an Associate of the La Jolla Institute. He also served on the Advisory Committee of the NASA–Stanford Center for Turbulence Research.

Turbulence from Earth to Planets, Stars and Galaxies—Commemorative Issue Dedicated to the Memory of Jackson Rea Herring

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