Now it sounds like “a definite catalog” of the “on the shelf” structures :-). But this is very good that those will not be
“mixed” in the literature by quoting the same “structure” by many different names
e.g. Low-speed streaks
or
Horseshoe vortices:
or bulges
or streamwise vortices:
What I do not understand is why the funnels are not listed [from here]:
Categories:
That is a really nice source of information. The usual turbulence books do not say much about coherent/organised (are both interchangable?) structures. Only Davidson’s book has an account on it. Do you have any references for someone who does not know much about these structures?
By: ferramis on April 15, 2007
at 5:26 pm
Myself 
well, there are several books about coherent structures, but I also never saw a detailed catalog of all.
Not complete, but more detailed information is in:
“Eddy structure identification” J.P. Bonnet (Eds)
“Turbulence, Coherent structures, Dynamical systems and Symmetry” by Holmes, Berkooz and Lumley
etc.
By: Alex Liberzon on April 16, 2007
at 8:55 am
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