Abstract
Homogeneous turbulence at high Reynolds numbers consists of the hierarchy of multiple-scale coherent vortex tubes. The energy cascade is the process that smaller-scale vortex tubes are created by being stretched in straining regions around larger-scale vortex tubes. Direct numerical simulation of homogeneous turbulence at a sufficiently high Reynolds number is conducted to verify this picture of energy cascade in the inertial range.
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