▪ Abstract Turbulence is ubiquitous in atmospheric clouds, which have enormous turbulence
Reynolds numbers owing to the large range of spatial scales present. Indeed, the ratio of …

Despite significant advances in cloud physics, many problems exist in the state-of-the-art
microphysical cloud modeling. The progress is hampered by (1) many remaining gaps and …

Spatial distributions of heavy particles suspended in an incompressible isotropic and
homogeneous turbulent flow are investigated by means of high resolution direct numerical …

We consider inertial particles suspended in an incompressible turbulent flow. Because of
particles' inertia their flow is compressible, which leads to fluctuations of concentration …

We study the two main phenomenologies associated with the transport of inertial particles in
turbulent flows, turbophoresis and small-scale clustering. Turbophoresis describes the …

The dynamics of heavy particles suspended in turbulent flows is of fundamental importance
for a wide range of questions in astrophysics, atmospheric physics, oceanography, and …

Networks of caustics can occur in the distribution of particles suspended in a randomly
moving gas. These can facilitate coagulation of particles by bringing them into close …

This book presents the most comprehensive and systematic description currently available
of both classical and novel theories of cloud processes, providing a much-needed link …

It is shown that preferential concentrations of inertial (finite-size) particle suspensions in
turbulent flows follow from the dissipative nature of their dynamics. In phase space, particle …

We report experimental evidence of spatial clustering of dense particles in homogenous,
isotropic turbulence at high Reynolds numbers. The dissipation-scale clustering becomes …