Turbulence: Two-Dimensional

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	Name/Email/Affiliation	Brief note
	Douglas K. Lilly (edit) (email not known) ?	Why is the nominee qualified? Dr. Lilly is a well-know scientist in the field of atmospheric turbulence. He has spent his career researching on this topic and received many awards and recognitions for his contributions.
	prof.dr.ir. G.J.F. van Heijst (GertJan) (edit) (g.j.f.v.heijsttue.nl) Applied Physics, Eindhoven University of Technology	Why is the nominee qualified? He has an extensive publications' track record on the topic.
	Gregory Falkovich (edit) (gregory.falkovichweizmann.ac.il) Weizmann Institute of Science	Why is the nominee qualified? Authored important papers on both direct and inverse cascades in two-dimensional turbulence. Discovered novel properties of the vorticity isolines in the inverse cascade.

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