Examples of diffusive

• physical processes that involve diffusive and convective transport

• Diffusive ventilation is a form of continuous gas exchange that occurs by diffusion.

• In [29] such non-diffusive features were attributed to avalanche-like phenomena.

• This is because it receives heat by double-diffusive convection from the relatively warmer, ealtier fluid flowing beneath it.

• Three-dimensional instabilities of steady double-diffusive interleaving real coefficients.

• Initiation of the forcing was followed by the diffusive growth of a thermal boundary layer adjacent to the forcing surface.

• Purely diffusive systems, on the other hand, imply a simple damping, the rate being directly proportional to the diffusivity.

• This time step restriction is half that needed for the stability of the frozen coefficient diffusive component of (2.9).