Abstract
A vertical soap film channel driven by gravity is used to study two-dimensional turbulence. Velocity differences on different scales and the spectrum of velocity fluctuations show behavior very different from their three-dimensional counterparts. Our findings are consistent with the theoretically predicted enstrophy cascade picture for two-dimensional turbulence. However, significant differences were observed.
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