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A spatial particle correlation-function analysis in non-isothermal dilute particle-laden turbulent flows

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Table 2: Ratio between response times and Stokes numbers (as estimated from Eq. (14)) and correlation coefficients.
Figure 2: Zoom of Figure 1 for r → 0.
Figure 4: Amount of correlated and uncorrelated particle kinetic energy, R pp (0)/2q p2

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