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The following pages link to Random perturbations of 2-dimensional Hamiltonian flows (Q1885324):
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- Anomalous diffusion in fast cellular flows at intermediate time scales (Q267010) (← links)
- From homogenization to averaging in cellular flows (Q457846) (← links)
- Reaction-diffusion front speed enhancement by flows (Q643451) (← links)
- Diffusion in a weakly random Hamiltonian flow (Q863115) (← links)
- Boundary layers and KPP fronts in a cellular flow (Q878041) (← links)
- The explosion problem in a flow (Q977293) (← links)
- Homogenization of random transport along periodic two-dimensional flows (Q1004395) (← links)
- Calculating effective diffusivities in the limit of vanishing molecular diffusion (Q1005492) (← links)
- Time scales in homogenization of periodic flows with vanishing molecular diffusion (Q1598385) (← links)
- A fractional kinetic process describing the intermediate time behaviour of cellular flows (Q1746144) (← links)
- Random perturbations of invariant Lagrangian tori of Hamiltonian vector fields (Q1966261) (← links)
- Stirring up trouble: multi-scale mixing measures for steady scalar sources (Q2372319) (← links)
- Averaging and spectral properties for the 2D advection-diffusion equation in the semi-classical limit for vanishing diffusivity (Q2396244) (← links)
- Exit asymptotics for small diffusion about an unstable equilibrium (Q2483469) (← links)
- Averaging of Hamiltonian flows with an ergodic component (Q2519675) (← links)
- The limit of vanishing diffusivity for passive scalars in Hamiltonian flows (Q2665248) (← links)
- Deterministic and stochastic perturbations of area preserving flows on a two-dimensional torus (Q2908164) (← links)
- Boundary layers for cellular flows at high Péclet numbers (Q3022738) (← links)
- Averaging of incompressible flows on two-dimensional surfaces (Q4924002) (← links)
- On the fast convergence of random perturbations of the gradient flow (Q5000006) (← links)
- Convection-induced singularity suppression in the Keller-Segel and other non-linear PDEs (Q5009301) (← links)
- Quantifying the Dissipation Enhancement of Cellular Flows (Q6086796) (← links)
