American Physical Society 64th Annual Meeting 64th Annual Meeting PDF
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The Baltimore Level 400 Ballroom Convention Center ■ APS/DFD Meeting Rooms ■ APS/DFD Exhibits, Gallery of Fluid Motion, ® Poster Sessions and Internet Café Ballroom I, I, III, IV Camden Terrace Exhibits, Gallery of Fluid Motion, Camden Lobby Poster Sessions and Internet Café NORTH Level 300 Meeting Rooms Information & On-Site Registration Outdoor Terrace Pratt St. Lobby American Physical Society Center for Environmental Room 304 Speaker Meet the 6644tthh AAnnnnuuaall MM& eAepeeplttieiindn Fggluid Mechanics Ready Editors Room Reception DDiivviissiioonn ooff FFlluuiidd DDyynnaammiiccss Level 200 Otterheim Center for Environmental Lobby 20 – 22 November 2011 & Applied Fluid Mechanics Mezzanine Baltimore, Maryland Sharp St. Lobby Pre-Registered Registration Center for Environmental & Applied Fluid Mechanics Skywalk to Hyatt and Sheraton Pratt St. Entrance 64th Annual Meeting of the Division of Fluid Dynamics 20 – 22 November 2011 Baltimore, MD T C able of onTenTs Welcome ...............................................................................................................................................2 64th Annual Meeting Committee ........................................................................................................3 APS/DFD 2011 Officers and Committees ..........................................................................................4 DFD Events ..........................................................................................................................................6 Registration Desk Hours .........................................................................................................6 Speaker Ready Room Hours ..................................................................................................6 DFD Executive Committee Meeting .......................................................................................6 Awards Ceremony ...................................................................................................................6 Invited Lectures .......................................................................................................................6 Welcome Breakfast ..................................................................................................................6 Exhibits .....................................................................................................................................6 Refreshments ...........................................................................................................................6 Gallery of Fluid Motion ............................................................................................................7 Wireless Internet ......................................................................................................................7 Resume Help Desk ..................................................................................................................7 Child Care Grants ....................................................................................................................7 Conference Reception .............................................................................................................7 Student Luncheon ...................................................................................................................8 Other Special Events The Physics of Flow: High School Teacher’s Workshop .....................................................9 NSF CAREER and ONR & AFOSR Young Investigator Workshop ......................................9 Fluids Education Lunch Workshop .......................................................................................9 Meet the APS Journal Editors ..............................................................................................10 Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Reception .............................................................................10 Media Relations Workshop ...................................................................................................10 Instructions to Speakers, Session Chairs and Poster Presenters ...............................................11 Prizes and Awards .............................................................................................................................13 2011 Division of Fluid Dynamics Fellows........................................................................................15 Invited Lectures .................................................................................................................................16 Minisymposia .....................................................................................................................................17 Focus Sessions .................................................................................................................................17 Gallery of Fluid Motion Gallery of Fluid Motion – Posters .........................................................................................18 Gallery of Fluid Motion – Videos ..........................................................................................22 Exhibits...............................................................................................................................................23 Session Key .......................................................................................................................................31 Program Summary ............................................................................................................................32 Schedule of Papers Sunday, 20 November ...........................................................................................................41 Monday, 21 November ...........................................................................................................57 Tuesday, 22 November ..........................................................................................................81 Index of Authors ................................................................................................................................99 Cover photo: Courtesy of Visit Baltimore. 1 Welcome “Once more unto the breach, dear friends, once more:” It would seem that our community is scarcely in need of Shakespeare’s exhortations to convene every year for our November meeting. We have received well over 2,100 abstracts, even exceeding the last year’s seemingly impossibly large number for Long Beach. Since we started our planning for this meeting in 2006, we have been forced to move to a larger venue, to contract several times for additional meeting rooms at the Convention Center and to give up on plans to hold our reception in the stunning Baltimore National Aquarium the capacity of which is “only” 1,500 people. On Monday we will run a record 28 parallel sessions and all of us will be faced by the agonizing choice of which talk to attend of the many that we are interested in. The format of this meeting is similar to that of the recent ones. We look forward to the 2011 Fluid Dynamics Prize lecture by Professor Tony Maxworthy, to the eight invited lectures and to the Acrivos and Frenkiel Awards lectures. In addition, the newly established Stanley Corrsin Prize will be awarded for the first time, to Professor Charles Meneveau, who will also deliver a lecture. It is a fitting coincidence that this prize be first awarded in Baltimore, as Stanley Corrsin was a professor at the Johns Hopkins University during his entire distinguished career, from 1947 until his untimely death in 1986. Another DFD first this year are several Focus Sessions: Evaporative Self-Assembly, PIV Uncertainty and Wind Energy. These sessions, quite common at other APS meetings, are a blend of solicited and contrib- uted talks typically focusing on topics of current or upcoming interest. As in previous meetings, we also have three Minisymposia, on Electrokinetic Flows, Cardiac Fluid Mechanics, and Geological CO Sequestration, 2 a number of useful exhibits, and the Gallery of Fluid Motion. We are grateful to the several area schools who have contributed to this meeting and to the many col- leagues who have helped with major aspects of this complex enterprise. Peggy Holland and Monica Malouf of Meetings & More have given us their invaluable help and advice and kept us on the narrow path. On behalf of my colleagues on the Organizing Committee I wish all of you an excellent meeting. We hope that you will also have a chance to visit some of the local attractions, most of which are within easy walking distance of the Baltimore Convention Center. In conclusion, “imitate the action of the tiger:/Stiffen the sinews, summon up the blood,/Disguise fair nature with hard-favored rage” — figuratively speaking, naturally. Andrea Prosperetti on behalf of the Local Organizing Committee 2 64th Annual Meeting Committee Johns hopkins UniversiTy Andrea Prosperetti (Chair) Charles Meneveau (Co-Chair) Rajneesh Bhardwaj Joseph Katz German Drazer Omar Knio Cila Herman Rajat Mittal Markus Hilpert Mark Robbins UniversiTy of Maryland Peter Bernard Pino Martin James Duncan Arnaud Trouvé Kenneth Kiger James Wallace Daniel Lathrop UniTed sTaTes naval aCadeMy Cody Brownell Michael Schultz Karen Flack Murray Snyder GeorGe WashinGTon UniversiTy Elias Balaras Chunlei Liang Megan Leftwich Michael Plesniak hoWard UniversiTy Sonya Smith UniversiTy of delaWare Ajay Prasad Len Schwartz Kausik Sarkar Lian-Ping Wang oTher parTiCipanTs Philippe Bardet (GWU) Pablo Huq (UD) Alan Brandt (JHU-APL) Jim Kirby (UD) Rich Braun (UD) Tobias Kukulka (UD) Pamela Cook (UD) Lou Rossi (UD) Robert Dalrymple (JHU) John Thomas (JHU-APL) Gregory Eyink (JHU) Fabrice Veron (UD) Pak-Wing Fok (UD) Scott Wunsch (JHU-APL) Tom Hsu (UD) ConferenCe adMinisTraTive CoordinaTors Monica Malouf and Peggy Holland Don Wise Vinaya K. Sathyasheelappa Meetings And More APS Units Registrar APS Scientific Program [email protected] [email protected] Coordinator [email protected] [email protected] 3 APS/DFD 2011 Officers and Committees exeCUTive CoMMiTTee proGraM CoMMiTTee Chair James Riley (12/12), Chair Ann Karagozian (11/10 - 10/11) Ken Breuer (12/11), Vice Chair Scott Stewart (12/11) Chair-Elect Javier Jimenez (12/11) Kenny Breuer (11/10 - 10/11) Colm Caulfield (12/11) Vice Chair Krishnan Mahesh (12/12) James Riley (11/10 - 10/11) Sutanu Sarkar (12/12) Wendy Zhang (12/13) Past Chair Ex-officio: Andrea Prosperetti (12/11) Juan Lasheras (11/10 - 10/11) Secretary/Treasurer Eckart Meiburg (11/09 - 10/12) felloWship CoMMiTTee Councillor Kenny Breuer (12/11), Chair James Wallace (01/11 - 12/14) James Riley (12/12), Vice Chair Robert Moser (12/11) Member-at-Large Yuriko Renardy (12/12) Lance Collins (11/08 - 10/11) Richard Lueptow (12/12) Member-at-Large Laurette Tuckerman (12/12) Stefan Llewellyn Smith (11/08 - 10/11) Manoochehr Koochesfahani (12/12) Member-at-Large Timothy Colonius (11/09 - 10/12) exTernal affairs CoMMiTTee Member-at-Large Jonathan Freund (12/11), Chair Elisabeth Guazzelli (11/09 - 10/12) Aline Cotel (12/12), Vice Chair Member-at-Large Gary Settles (12/11) James Duncan (11/10 - 10/13) Sivaram Gogineni (12/11) Alberto Aliseda (12/12) Member-at-Large Tom Bewley (12/12) Michael Plesniak (11/10 - 10/13) Alexandra Techet (12/13) Charles Meneveau (12/13) noMinaTinG CoMMiTTee Ron Adrian (12/11), Chair flUid dynaMiCs prize seleCTion Ellen Longmire (12/12), Vice Chair CoMMiTTee Mory Gharib (12/11) Emil Hopfinger (12/11), Chair Parviz Moin (12/11) Tom Corke (12/12), Vice Chair Paul Steen (12/11) Steve Davis (12/11) Lance Collins (12/12) E. John Hinch (12/11) David Dowling (12/12) K.R. Sreenivasan (12/11) Joseph Powers (12/12) Clarence Rowley (12/11) Kathleen Stebe (12/12) Julian Andrzej Domaradski (12/12) Elisabeth Guazzelli (12/12) Sandra Troian (12/12) 4 APS/DFD 2011 Officers and Committees aCrivos aWard seleCTion ad hoC CoMMiTTee on Media CoMMiTTee & pUbliC relaTions John O. Dabiri (12/11), Chair James Brasseur, Chair Shelley Anna (12/12), Vice Chair James Duncan, Vice Chair Andrea Prosperetti (12/11) William Schultz Alison Marsden (12/11) Anette (Peko) Hosoi Carlos Pantano (12/11) Eva Kanso John Torczynski (12/12) Timothy Wei Jeffrey Jacobs (12/12) division WebsiTe developMenT Corrsin aWard seleCTion offiCer CoMMiTTee Ken Kiger Alexander Smits (12/11), Chair Martin Maxey (12/12), Vice Chair Ugo Piomelli (12/11) MeMbership CoordinaTor Minami Yoda (12/11) Timothy Wei Guenter Ahlers (12/11) Philip Marcus (12/12) Elaine Oran (12/12) frenkiel aWard seleCTion CoMMiTTee Ken Kiger (12/11), Chair P.-K. Yeung (12/12), Vice Chair Michael Brenner (12/11) Juan Carlos del Alamo (12/11) Ching-Long Lin (12/12) Triantaphyllos Akylas (12/12) Michael Shelley (12/12) ad hoC CoMMiTTee on edUCaTional & Career oUTreaCh Kathy Prestridge, Chair Karen Flack, Vice Chair Jeff Eldredge Jean Hertzberg George (Bud) Homsy Meredith Metzger 5 DFD Events All events will be held at the Baltimore Convention Center, the Hyatt Regency at the Inner Harbor or the Sheraton Inner Harbor as noted under the event description. The Sunday Evening Reception will be held at the Convention Center in Ballrooms I–IV located on the top floor of the Center. reGisTraTion desk hoUrs inviTed leCTUres Baltimore Convention Center – Invited lectures are scheduled Sunday, Monday and East Mezzanine Tuesday. For times and titles, please see page 16. Saturday, 19 November 13:00 – 20:00 Sunday, 20 November 07:00 – 17:00 WelCoMe breakfasT Monday, 21 November 07:30 – 17:00 Sunday, 20 November 07:00 – 08:00 Tuesday, 22 November 07:30 – 15:00 Baltimore Convention Center – Ballrooms I–IV Foyer (APS/DFD Exhibit Area) speaker ready rooM hoUrs Baltimore Convention Center – Room 304 Please come to the APS/DFD Exhibit Area for Break fast on Sunday morning prior to the first Saturday, 19 November 13:00 – 20:00 session. Visit with colleagues and meet with Sunday, 20 November 07:00 – 18:30 the 2011 exhibitors. A light continental break- Monday, 21 November 07:30 – 18:45 fast will be served. Tuesday, 22 November 07:30 – 15:00 dfd exeCUTive CoMMiTTee exhibiTs MeeTinG Sunday, 20 November 07:00 – 17:00 AND Saturday, 19 November, 18:00 19:00 - 21:30 Sheraton Inner Harbor – Harborview Ballroom Monday, 21 November 07:30 – 17:00 Tuesday, 22 November 07:30 – 11:00 aWards CereMony Baltimore Convention Center – Ballrooms I–IV Foyer Sunday, 20 November, 10:15 Baltimore Convention Center – Ballrooms I–IV The Exhibit Hall showcases products from industry and government sponsors. Please refer to the list The Division awards, prizes and fellowships will be of exhibitors starting on page 27. presented immediately after the first session on Sunday, starting at 10:15. Each year the division presents the Fluid Dynamics Prize, the Francois refreshMenTs Frenkiel Award, and the Andreas Acrivos Disserta- Complimentary beverages and snacks will be tion Award. New this year is the Stanley Corrsin served in the exhibit area during select morning Award, instituted “To recognize and encourage a and afternoon breaks, as well as a welcome break- particularly influential contribution to fundamental fast on Sunday morning from 07:00 – 08:00. fluid dynamics.” The Otto Laporte Lecture will be given by the recipient of the Fluid Dynamics Prize following these presentations. The lecture by the winner of the Corrsin Award will end the session. 6 DFD Events Gallery of flUid MoTion resUMe help desk Sunday, 21 November 07:00 – 17:00 AND (Sunday – Tuesday) 19:00 – 21:30 Baltimore Convention Center – Monday, 22 November 07:30 – 17:00 Ballrooms I–IV Foyer Tuesday, 23 November 07:30 – 11:00 Are you ready to apply for faculty, postdoc and re- Baltimore Convention Center – search positions? Members of the DFD experi- Ballrooms I–IV Foyer enced in hiring would like to help you out by taking The 29th Annual Gallery of Fluid Motion consists of a look at your C.V. and a sample cover letter or re- computational and experimental still images and search/teaching statements. We can give you tips videos submitted by attendees. A panel selects about most effectively presenting yourself in to- outstanding entries based on artistic value, scien- day’s extremely competitive job market. How will tific content, and originality. The winning entries will you stand out from hundreds of other applicants? be displayed at the Annual APS Meeting in March Make sure your resumé isn’t what’s holding you 2012 and will appear in Physics of Fluids, Septem- back! There will be a table near the exhibits with a ber 2012. sign-up sheet for available time slots. Please bring paper copies at your appointment time. Don’t forget The award-winning entries will be announced at to ‘Like’ the APS/DFD on Facebook for more in- 15:15 on Monday, 21 November 2011, immediately formation and updates on other educational and after the invited talk sessions. career activities that the DFD is sponsoring. Wireless inTerneT Child Care GranTs (Sunday – Tuesday) Child care grants of up to $400 are available from Baltimore Convention Center – the APS/DFD for its members (female or male). Ballrooms I–IV Foyer These grants are designed to provide financial A complimentary wireless “hotspot” is provided by assis tance to DFD members who face additional the University of Maryland Department of Mechan- child care expenses necessary to enable them to ical Engineering and the Burgers Program for Fluid attend the DFD meeting. To download the applica- Dynamics. Complimentary service will be provided tion form, please visit the travel information page. on the 4th floor of the Convention Center where ex- Inquiries may be sent to Ann Karagozian at ark@ hibits are held. Click on DFD2011 to gain access. seas.ucla.edu. The Convention Center also provides wireless in- ternet connection in other areas of the building for a fee. ConferenCe reCepTion Sunday, 20 November, 19:00 – 21:30 Baltimore Convention Center – Ballrooms I–IV Always a highlight of the meeting, the Conference Reception will be held on the fourth floor of the Balti- more Convention Center in Ballrooms I–IV starting at 19:00. Come visit with your colleagues and inter- act with others in the field. The reception is included in the registration fee for those who register as APS Members, Nonmembers, Graduate Students, and Retired Members. Additional tickets may be purchased for $75 each. 7 DFD Events sTUdenT lUnCheon – free TiCkeTed evenT Supported by Johns Hopkins University Monday, 21 November, 12:50 – 13:50, Hyatt Regency at the Inner Harbor – Constellation A Students attending the meeting will have the opportunity to participate in a discussion with an expert on topics of interest. Each expert will host an informal discussion over a complimentary lunch. The luncheon will begin promptly at 12:50. Interested students should sign up for the luncheon by emailing Professor James Wallace (e-mail: [email protected]), and making sure to include “APS 2011 Student Luncheon” in the subject line. The event is free, but each table/topic is limited to eight students on a first-come, first-served basis. The e xperts and their areas of interest are as follows: 1. Nadine Aubry, Dept. of Mechanical Engi- control, electrokinetic and evaporating neering, Carnegie Mellon University flows, and flowing blood cells Reduced turbulence modeling, microflows, 8. Ari Glezer, School of Mechanical Engineer- chaotic mixing, electrohydrodynamics ing, Georgia Institute of Technology 2. Sivaramakrishnan (Bala) Balachandar, Experimental fluid mechanics; flow control Dept. of Mechanical & Aerospace Engineer- 9. Anette (Peko) Hosoi, Dept. of Mechanical ing, University of Florida Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Direct and large eddy simulations of transi- Technology tional and turbulent flows, multiphase flows. Locomotion, free surface flows, and particle- Environmental fluid mechanics laden flows 3. Osman Basaran, Dept. of Chemical Engi- 10. Beverly McKeon, Guggenheim Aero- neering, Purdue University space Laboratories, California Institute of Drops, electrohydrodynamics, complex Technology fluids, computation, high-speed visualiza- Wall-bounded turbulence and flow control tion, ink-jet printing, microfluidics 11. Carl Meinhart, Dept. of Mechanical Engi- 4. Eberhard Bodenschatz, Max-Planck Insti- neering, University of California, Santa tute for Dynamics and Self-Organization & Barbara Georg-August Universitat Goettingen Microfluidics, free-surface microfluidics, and Experimental investigation of self- micro-PIV organization in physics, geophysics, biology and medicine 12. Hasan Nagib, Dept. of Mechanical, Materials & Aerospace Engineering, Illinois 5. Lance Collins, Dept. of Mechanical & Institute of Technology Aerospace Engineering, Cornell University Flow management, control and mixing. Direct numerical simulations, spectral and Hydro dynamic stability and aeroacoustics probability density function modeling. Current applications to cloud physics 13. Paul Neitzel, School of Mechanical Engi- neering, Georgia Institute of Technology 6. Rodney Fox, Dept. of Chemical Engineer- Interfacial phenomena (droplets and per- ing, Iowa State University manent noncoalescence) and bioreactors, Modeling of turbulent reacting single and both for mammalian tissue growth and al- multiphase flows. Kinetic theory and related gae growth for carbon sequestration numerical algorithms for solving kinetic equations 14. Juan Santiago, Dept. of Mechanical Engi- neering, Stanford University 7. Jonathan Freund, Dept. of Mechanical Microscale transport processes and electro- Science & Engineering, University of Illinois kinetics; microfluidic devices Advanced computational techniques with applications to turbulent jet noise and its 8
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