Upscale energy transfer and flow topology in free-surface turbulence

Free-surface turbulence, albeit constrained onto a two-dimensional space, exhibits features that barely resemble predictions of simplified two-dimensional modeling. We demonstrate that, in a three-dimensional open channel flow, surface turbulence is characterized by upscale energy transfer, which co...

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