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    • Turbulence Research
    • Data Analysis

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    • Shear flows, characterized by fluid between surfaces moving at different velocities, exhibit large-scale structures crucial for understanding physical phenomena.
    • Current methods for capturing these structures in shear flows have limitations, including parameter arbitrariness and setup specificity.
    • Improved modeling of complex turbulent flows necessitates a deeper understanding of shear flow physics and its associated structures.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To propose and validate Multi-Resolution Dynamic Mode Decomposition (mrDMD) as a novel method for extracting large-scale structures in shear flows.
    • To demonstrate that slow-dynamics DMD modes can effectively reveal dominant large-scale structures.
    • To establish a parameter-free strategy for identifying and visualizing large-scale dynamics in shear flows.

    Main Methods:

    • Application of Multi-Resolution Dynamic Mode Decomposition (mrDMD) to analyze shear flow data.
    • Identification of slow-dynamics DMD modes for structure extraction.
    • Development of a fast GPU-based implementation to accelerate mrDMD computations.
    • Testing the method on both shear and non-shear flow datasets.

    Main Results:

    • The slowest DMD mode from mrDMD sufficiently captures the dominant large-scale dynamics in shear flows.
    • A parameter-free strategy for large-scale structure extraction and visualization was successfully developed.
    • The GPU-based implementation significantly speeds up mrDMD computation.
    • Limitations were identified for non-shear flows, where multiple mrDMD modes may be required.

    Conclusions:

    • mrDMD, particularly its slowest mode, provides an effective and parameter-free method for large-scale structure extraction in shear flows.
    • The developed GPU implementation enhances computational efficiency for analyzing complex fluid dynamics.
    • The study highlights the applicability and limitations of the slowest mode strategy, suggesting further research for non-shear flows.