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vortex (pl.:
vortices or vortexes) is a
region in a
fluid in
which the flow
revolves around an axis line,
which may be
straight or curved.
Vortices form in...
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several vortices (called
subvortices or
suction vortices)
revolving around,
inside of, and as part of the main vortex. The only
times multiple vortices may...
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cores of the
vortices are
slightly inboard of the wing tips.: 369
Wingtip vortices are
sometimes named trailing or lift-induced
vortices because they...
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street (or a von Kármán
vortex street) is a
repeating pattern of
swirling vortices,
caused by a
process known as
vortex shedding,
which is
responsible for...
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quantum vortices are a type of
topological defect exhibited in
superfluids and superconductors. The
existence of
quantum vortices was
first predicted...
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includes several components, the most
significant of
which are
wingtip vortices and jet-wash, the
rapidly moving gases expelled from a jet engine. Wake...
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formation of Görtler
vortices.
These phenomena are
named after mathematician Henry Görtler [de]. The
onset of Görtler
vortices can be
predicted using...
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extraterrestrial vortices have been seen in
large cyclones, or anticyclones. However,
occasional dust
storms have been
known to
produce vortices on Mars and...
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These splintered vortices are solitons. They are able to move and
preserve their shape similar to
conventional integer Josephson vortices (fluxons). This...
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vortices can
exist in the
steady state; Higher-charge
vortices will have a
tendency to
split into ℓ = 1 {\displaystyle \ell =1}
vortices, if allowed...
