Random walks, random flows, and enhanced diffusivity in advection-diffusion equations
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The author studies the phenomenon of enhanced diffusivity, introduced by G. I. Taylor, for a class of advection-diffusion equations, modeling, for example, the spread of an ink drop in a fluid engaged in Poiseuille flow. He considers such flow in a pipe of general cross section and computes variances and covariances of certain random flows associated with the advection-diffusion. He examines both long-time behavior, including a central limit theorem, and short-time asymptotics.
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