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The 12 pages that link to Vortex, each with the reason it gives.

• Pectoral finRelated: Pectoral-fin strokes create vortices that reveal how the fin transfers momentum to water.

• Laminar flowRelated: Vortices commonly accompany turbulent motion, unlike the weak cross-layer mixing of laminar flow.

• Potential flowBroader topic: An idealized line vortex produces a potential flow outside its singular core.

• TornadoNarrower topic: A tornado is an especially concentrated atmospheric vortex.

• SourceCompared with: A vortex is defined by circulation, not by net flux emerging from a source.

• Fire whirlNarrower topic: A fire whirl is a flame-filled vortex sustained by surrounding air motion.

• J. Michael KosterlitzRelated: Vortices are the defects whose binding and separation govern the transition.

• CurrentBroader topic: A vortex is a distinct rotational structure that can occur within a larger current.

• Saturn's hexagonRelated: The storm at the hexagon’s center is a polar vortex, distinct from the surrounding polygonal jet.

• Cyclonic separationRelated: A vortex organizes the rotating flow that separates material from the carrier fluid.

• Funnel cloudNarrower topic: A funnel cloud makes part of an atmospheric vortex visible through condensation.

• Nikolay ZhukovskyRelated: Circulation and vortices provide a physical picture for lift-producing flow.