Bailout Embeddings and Neutrally Buoyant Particles in Three-Dimensional Flows
J. H. E. Cartwright, M. O. Magnasco, O. Piro, I. tuval
Abstract
We use the bailout embeddings of three-dimensional volume-preserving maps to study qualitatively the dy- namics of small spherical neutrally buoyant impurities suspended in a time-periodic incompressible fluid flow. The accumulation of impurities in tubular vortical structures, the detachment of particles from fluid trajectories near hyperbolic invariant lines, and the formation of nontrivial three-dimensional structures in the distribution of particles are predicted.
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