Growth kinetics in multicomponent fluids
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Abstract: The hydrodynamic effects on the late stage kinetics in spinodal decomposition of multicomponent fluids are examined using a lattice Boltzmann scheme with stochastic fluctuations in the fluid and at the interface. In two dimensions, the three and four component immiscible fluid mixture (with a lattice) behaves like an off-critical binary fluid with an estimated domain growth of rather than as previously predicted, showing the significant influence of hydrodynamics. In three dimensions (with a lattice), we estimate the growth as for both critical and off-critical quenching, in agreement with phenomenological theory.
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