Regime
The narrow-gap limit — a Taylor number that is also a Rayleigh number
Every figure drawn under this hypothesis — 12 of them — with the essay each one belongs to and the generator that drew it.
12 figure placements state this regime. The strip along the foot of every figure names two things — the model that produced it and the regime it holds in — and this listing is read back out of the finished drawing rather than from what produced it.
- A transition that needs a second number — the narrow-gap limit — the height of the apparatus, which no Taylor number carries · regime-collapse
- A transition that needs a second number — the narrow-gap limit — the state is chosen by the geometry, not by the number · regime-collapse
- A transition that needs a second number — the narrow-gap limit — the state is chosen by the geometry, not by the number · regime-collapse
- A transition that needs a second number — Rayleigh's criterion and the narrow-gap eigenvalue · regime-collapse
- A wake told what to do — an apparatus twenty gap widths long — narrow-gap · which-memory-a-number-decides
- The state a machine was started into — the analytically tractable case; the structure is the same as Taylor-Couette's — narrow-gap · which-memory-a-number-decides · hero
- The state a machine was started into — the analytically tractable case; the structure is the same as Taylor-Couette's — narrow-gap · which-memory-a-number-decides
- The state a machine was started into — free-free, supercriticalities from 0.05 to 2 — narrow-gap · which-memory-a-number-decides
- The state a machine was started into — twice critical, apparatus twenty gaps long — narrow-gap · which-memory-a-number-decides
- The state a machine was started into — an apparatus twenty gap widths long — narrow-gap · which-memory-a-number-decides
- The state a machine was started into — an apparatus twenty gap widths long — narrow-gap · which-memory-a-number-decides
- The state a machine was started into — an apparatus twenty gap widths long — narrow-gap · which-memory-a-number-decides