Three-dimensional stability of a thin film between two approaching drops
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- Liquid-solid impacts with compressible gas cushioning
- Transitions of bouncing and coalescence in binary droplet collisions
- Air cushioning in droplet impacts with liquid layers and other droplets
- Impact of ultra-viscous drops: air-film gliding and extreme wetting
- Instability and symmetry breaking in binary evaporating thin films over a solid spherical dome
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