Drawing of micro-structured fibres: circular and non-circular tubes
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Cites work
- A BEM-BDF scheme for curvature driven moving Stokes flows
- A theory of exact solutions for annular viscous blobs
- A theory of exact solutions for plane viscous blobs
- Asymptotic solutions of glass temperature profiles during steady optical fibre drawing
- Buckling of thin liquid jets
- Conserved quantities in Stokes flow with free surfaces
- Convected coordinates and elongational flow
- Draw resonance of optical microcapillaries in non-isothermal drawing
- Extensional fall of a very viscous fluid drop
- Free liquid jets and films: Hydrodynamics and rheology
- On the (de)stabilization of draw resonance due to cooling
- On the evolution of non-axisymmetric viscous fibres with surface tension, inertia and gravity
- Plane Stokes flow driven by capillarity on a free surface
- Plane Stokes flows with time-dependent free boundaries in which the fluid occupies a doubly-connected region
- SLENDER VISCOUS FIBRES WITH INERTIA AND GRAVITY
- Stability loss and sensitivity in hollow fiber drawing
- Surface-tension-driven flows at low Reynolds number arising in optoelectronic technology
- The mathematical modelling of capillary drawing for holey fibre manufacture
- The mathematical modelling of rotating capillary tubes for holey-fibre manufacture
- The slow dripping of a viscous fluid
- The surface-tension-driven evolution of a two-dimensional annular viscous tube
- The surface-tension-driven retraction of a viscida
- Thermal instability in drawing viscous threads
- Viscous sintering of unimodal and bimodal cylindrical packings with shrinking pores
Cited in
(23)- Collapsing of Glass tubes: analytic approaches in a hydrodynamic problem with free boundaries
- The mathematical modelling of capillary drawing for holey fibre manufacture
- Surface-tension-driven Stokes flow: a numerical method based on conformal geometry
- The mathematical modelling of rotating capillary tubes for holey-fibre manufacture
- Microstructured optical fibre drawing with active channel pressurisation
- Elliptical pore regularisation of the inverse problem for microstructured optical fibre fabrication
- Gravitational extension of a fluid cylinder with internal structure
- On a Mathematical Model for Fiber Tapering
- Mathematical modelling of non-axisymmetric capillary tube drawing
- Study of the effects of inner pressure and surface tension on the fibre drawing process with the aid of an analytical asymptotic fibre drawing model and the numerical solution of the full N.-St. equations
- Bending in extrusion of optical fibre preforms
- Surface-tension-driven flows at low Reynolds number arising in optoelectronic technology
- Extension of a viscous thread with temperature-dependent viscosity and surface tension
- Coupled fluid and energy flow in fabrication of microstructured optical fibres
- Mathematical modelling of a viscida network
- Cold drawing of regular polygonal tubular sections from round tubes.
- Stability of drawing of microstructured optical fibres
- Drawing of fibres composed of shear-thinning or shear-thickening fluid with internal holes
- Drawing of weakly viscoelastic fluid tubes
- Drawing of Newtonian hollow fibres: effects of surface tension, cooling, internal pressurisation and inertia on steady states and stability
- Asymptotically exact formulas for channel flows over liquid-infused surfaces
- Drawing and extrusion of composite sheets, wires and tubes
- Change of shape of an off-axis hole during optical fibre drawing
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