The distribution of “time of flight” in three dimensional stationary chaotic advection
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See supplemental material at http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4918750 for the trajectory of a single particle in the case of global chaos U1 = 0.25: The trajectory is regularly trapped in the vicinity of the manifolds associated to fixed points of type (3) and (4), see Figure 12(a)and for advection of spot containing a large number of particles in the case of global chaosU1 = 0.25: spreading is limited in the vicinity of the manifolds associated to fixed points of type (3) and (4), see Figure 12(a).
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