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VOLUME 99 (2014) | ISSUE 6 | PAGE 365
Whether the Sun's supergranulation possesses a scaling?
Abstract
The Sun's supergranulation is considered as a collective effect provided by a statistical ensemble of narrow upflow jets. The responsibility for their occurrence rests with the Rayleigh-Taylor blow-up instability. It is this mechanism that is a trigger for the collapse of thermal irregularities and leads to the formation of such jets. The scaling laws of turbulence generated by these jets are discussed.