The motion of a falling liquid filament
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Publication:3544080
DOI10.1063/1.870261zbMATH Open1149.76405OpenAlexW2072069475MaRDI QIDQ3544080FDOQ3544080
Authors: Harvey Segur, Linda B. Smolka, Miki Wadati, D. Henderson 
Publication date: 5 December 2008
Published in: Physics of Fluids (Search for Journal in Brave)
Full work available at URL: https://semanticscholar.org/paper/1410721b558a79c7f028a87d6177a51053eed7d9
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- Monotone method for first-order functional differential equations
- Fragmentation of stretched liquid ligaments
- On the planar extensional motion of an inertially driven liquid sheet
- Extensional flow at low Reynolds number with surface tension
- Capillary threads and viscous droplets in square microchannels
- Numerical simulations of jet pinching-off and drop formation using an energetic variational phase-field method
- Biaxial extensional motion of an inertially driven radially expanding liquid sheet
- An experimental study of particle effects on drop formation
- Mechanisms of free-surface breakup in vibration-induced liquid atomization
- The viscous Savart sheet
- Fragmentation from inertial detachment of a sessile droplet: implications for pathogen transport
- Inertial stretching separation in binary droplet collisions
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