Statistical Properties for Trigonometric Random Fields
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https://doi.org/10.5540/03.2022.009.01.0255Palavras-chave:
Random velocity fields, Gaussian, Fourier modes, passive trace transport.Resumo
This work presents a general form for a scalar random field which is written as a sum of finitely many Fourier modes. We get some of its statistical proprieties and analyze its geometry. Additionally, we derive a model for a Gaussian, two dimensional, mean-zero, homogeneous, steady, and incompressible random velocity field and provide numerical evidence about the non-normality of the joint distribution of the Lagrangian velocity process.
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