Abstract
Even in two dimensions, the spectrum of the linearized Euler operator is notoriously hard to compute. In this paper we give a new geometric calculation of the essential spectrum for 2D flows. This generalizes existing results---which are only available when the flow has arbitrarily long periodic orbits---and clarifies the role of individual streamlines in generating essential spectra.
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