A semi-infinite bubble advancing into a planar tapered channel
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Cites work
- A Numerical and Asymptotic Study of Some Third-Order Ordinary Differential Equations Relevant to Draining and Coating Flows
- Boundary conditions at a liquid/air interface in lubrication flows
- Boundary element analysis of the time-dependent motion of a semi-infinite bubble in a channel
- Interface conditions for two-phase displacement in Hele-Shaw cells
- Local similarity solutions and their limitations
- Modelling and analysis of meniscus roll coating
- Self-dilating viscous fingers in wedge-shaped Hele-Shaw cells
- The drag-out problem in film coating theory
- The flow of thin liquid films between rollers
- The instability of uniform viscous flow under rollers and spreaders
- The motion of long bubbles in tubes
- The Penetration of a Finger into a Viscous Fluid in a Channel and Tube
- The primary and inverse instabilities of directional viscous fingering
- The squeezing of red blood cells through capillaries with near-minimal diameters
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- The steady propagation of a bubble in a flexible-walled channel: Asymptotic and computational models
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Cited in
(5)- The effect of gravity on liquid plug propagation in a two-dimensional channel
- The steady propagation of a bubble in a flexible-walled channel: Asymptotic and computational models
- Viscous fingering in a radial elastic-walled Hele-Shaw cell
- Circular bubbles in a Hele-Shaw channel: a Hele-Shaw Newton's cradle
- Bubble racing in a Hele-Shaw cell
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