On Scaling Theories of Vortex Dynamics in Two-dimensional Turbulence

Explore the intricacies of vortex dynamics in two-dimensional turbulence through this 21-minute lecture by Rajaram Lakkaraju from the International Centre for Theoretical Sciences. Delve into scaling theories and their applications in understanding complex fluid behaviors. Part of the "Theoretical and Practical Perspectives in Geophysical Fluid Dynamics" program, this talk contributes to a comprehensive exploration of multi-scale interactions in atmospheric and oceanic dynamics. Gain insights into energy transfers across various scales, crucial for comprehending the Earth's climate system. Suitable for PhD students, early-career scientists, and senior researchers in ocean, atmosphere, and climate sciences, as well as mathematics and geophysical fluid dynamics.