The effect of electric fields on the rupture of thin viscous films by van der Waals forces
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(8)- Generation of interfacial instabilities in charged electrified viscous liquid films
- Perforation of thin liquid films under the action of a nonuniform electric field
- On the control and suppression of the Rayleigh-Taylor instability using electric fields
- Long-wave theory of bounded two-layer films with a free liquid–liquid interface: Short- and long-time evolution
- A thin conducting viscous film on an inclined plane in the presence of a uniform normal electric field: Bifurcation scenarios
- Three-dimensional thin film flow over and around an obstacle on an inclined plane
- Two-layer electrified pressure-driven flow in topographically structured channels
- Interfacial capillary waves in the presence of electric fields
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