High-Speed Imaging of Drops and Bubbles
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(28)- Numerical study on splashing of high-speed microdroplet impact on dry microstructured surfaces
- Dealing with more than two materials in the FVCF-ENIP method
- A \(\Sigma\)-\(\Upsilon\) two-fluid model with dynamic local topology detection: application to high-speed droplet impact
- Visualization of the fine perturbation structure of a liquid surface by flows induced by a drop impact
- Splash jet generated by collision of two liquid wedges
- The making of a splash
- The mechanism of a splash on a dry solid surface
- Direct verification of the lubrication force on a sphere travelling through a viscous film upon approach to a solid wall
- Generation and breakup of Worthington jets after cavity collapse. I: Jet formation
- Impact of liquids with different densities
- Nonlinear preconditioning for efficient and accurate interface capturing in simulation of multicomponent compressible flows
- Apex jets from impacting drops
- Deformation and relaxation of viscous thin films under bouncing drops
- Air entrapment of a neutral drop impacting onto a flat solid surface in electric fields
- Bubble production by air filament and cavity breakup in plunging breaking wave crests
- Two mechanisms of droplet splashing on a solid substrate
- Analysis of quasi-static vapour bubble shape during growth and departure
- Axisymmetric bubble collapse in a quiescent liquid pool. II. Experimental study
- The effect of liquid viscosity on bubble pinch-off
- Damping of linear oscillations in axisymmetric liquid bridges
- Droplet impact onto moving liquids
- Drop impact entrapment of bubble rings
- On the mechanics of droplet surface crater during impact on immiscible viscous liquid pool
- When does an impacting drop stop bouncing?
- The initial stage of the coalescence of a compound drop in an impact regime
- Interfacial heat transfer during drop impact on a moving substrate
- Sharp interface methods for simulation and analysis of free surface flows with singularities: breakup and coalescence
- Unveiling crown-finger instability of a non-spherical drop impacting a liquid surface
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