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  4. An automated vortex detection scheme using the wavelet transform of the d <inf>2</inf> field
 
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An automated vortex detection scheme using the wavelet transform of the d <inf>2</inf> field

Date Issued
01-11-2008
Author(s)
Varun, A. V.
Balasubramanian, K.
Raman I Sujith 
Indian Institute of Technology, Madras
DOI
10.1007/s00348-008-0505-5
Abstract
A vortex detection scheme using the wavelet transform of the discriminant of the eigenvalues of the velocity gradient matrix (d 2) is presented in this paper. The use of d 2 field results in better eduction capability over the previously used test fields such as enstrophy since it automatically distinguishes shear layers from vortices. Level sets are used to refine the shape of the vortex without causing a huge computational penalty. Further, the algorithm is easily automated to aid batch processing. The detection scheme was applied to swirl flow fields, successfully estimating the vortex location, the core radius and the vortex shape.
Volume
45
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