Resolvent-based estimation of wavepackets in turbulent jets

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© 2024, American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Inc, AIAA. All rights reserved.We aim to reduce the noise emitted by high-speed turbulent jets using recently developed resolvent-based estimation and control tools. Our approach relies on detecting noise-generating wavepackets and canceling them via actuation. This paper reports on our progress toward this objective in the form of (i) implementation and validation of these resolvent-based tools in a large-scale CFD solver and (ii) preliminary estimation results for a subsonic jet. We validate our implementation via comparisons to the literature for a laminar channel flow, the acoustic response to a monopole forcing in a freestream, a trailing-line vortex problem, an airfoil wake, and resolvent modes for a jet. The preliminary estimation study for the subsonic jet shows that operator-based and data-driven versions of the methods yield similar estimation kernels and results. Future work will focus on extending this study to a series of supersonic jets and systematically exploring the selection and placement of sensors, actuators, and targets to mitigate noise-generating wavepackets most effectively