Center for Turbulence Research
The principal objective of the CTR is to stimulate significant advances in the physical understanding of turbulence and related non-linear multi-scale phenomena. These advances are directed to improving capabilities for control of turbulence and to modeling turbulence for engineering analysis. Particular emphasis is placed on probing turbulent flow fields from numerical simulations and/or laboratory experiments, on using new diagnostic techniques and mathematical methods, on concepts for turbule
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- Category: research consortium
- Website: https://ctr.stanford.edu/
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- Email: turbulence@stanford.edu (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
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- Recorded profile date: 2026-04-22
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The principal objective of the CTR is to stimulate significant advances in the physical understanding of turbulence and related non-linear multi-scale phenomena. These advances are directed to improving capabilities for control of turbulence and to modeling turbulence for engineering analysis. Particular emphasis is placed on probing turbulent flow fields from numerical simulations and/or laboratory experiments, on using new diagnostic techniques and mathematical methods, on concepts for turbule
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