Rheology dictated spreading regimes of a non-isothermal sessile drop
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Cites work
- Advanced Transport Phenomena
- Blade coating of a power-law fluid
- Contact line motion in axial thermocapillary outward flow
- Contact-line motion of shear-thinning liquids
- Droplets and bubbles in microfluidic devices
- Dynamics of the tear film
- Efficient and accurate time adaptive multigrid simulations of droplet spreading
- Electrorheology of a dilute emulsion of surfactant-covered drops
- Engineering Flows in Small Devices: Microfluidics Toward a Lab-on-a-Chip
- Marangoni instability of a thin liquid film heated from below by a local heat source
- Motion of self-rewetting drop on a substrate with a constant temperature gradient
- Moving contact lines: scales, regimes, and dynamical transitions
- NavierStokes solutions for parallel flow in rivulets on an inclined plane
- Non-isothermal droplet spreading/dewetting and its reversal
- Non-isothermal spreading of liquid drops on horizontal plates
- On a nonlinear thermocapillary effect in thin liquid layers
- On the breakup of fluid films of finite and infinite extent
- On the distinguished limits of the Navier slip model of the moving contact line problem
- On the Flow of a Non-Newtonian Liquid on a Rotating Disk
- Regimes of thermocapillary migration of droplets under partial wetting conditions
- Rupture of Thin Power-Law Liquid Film on a Cylinder
- Self-similar rupture of thin films of power-law fluids on a substrate
- Spreading of non-Newtonian fluids on hydrophilic surfaces
- Surface-tension-driven dewetting of Newtonian and power-law fluids
- The effect of surface tension on the gravity-driven thin film flow of Newtonian and power-law fluids
- The motion of bubbles and drops in reduced gravity
- The motion of bubbles in a vertical temperature gradient
- Thermocapillary migration of droplets under molecular and gravitational forces
- Thin power-law film flow down an inclined plane: consistent shallow-water models and stability under large-scale perturbations
- Thin-film flow of a power-law liquid falling down an inclined plate
- Two generalizations of the thin film equation
- Viscous flow down a slope in the vicinity of a contact line
- Wavy regime of a power-law film flow
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- Non-isothermal droplet spreading/dewetting and its reversal
- Non-isothermal spreading of a thin liquid film on an inclined plane
- ‘Gobbling drops’: the jetting–dripping transition in flows of polymer solutions
- Probing dissipation in spreading drops with granular suspensions
- Thermotactic navigation of an artificial microswimmer near a plane wall
- Slippery rheotaxis: new regimes for guiding wall-bound microswimmers
- Harnessing wall slip towards tunable microswimming in Poiseuille flow
- Capillary levelling of thin liquid films of power-law rheology
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