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Some Properties of Generalized Age-Distribution Equations in Fluid Dynamics

The concept of age in fluid dynamics is analyzed in the case of a tracer advection-diffusion equation. From the general solution in a uniform velocity field, it is shown that unexpected symmetry properties arise for the age field. In particular, for a point release, the age field is isotropic, regardless of the direction of the ow and the value of the diffusion coefficient. The analysis is then extended to situations with time-varying currents, where the symmetry can be broken under some circumstances. Finally, we show a method by which a time-dependent problem can be used to assess a stationary concentration distribution function, providing details about the propagation of younger and older material at a given location.