Crossover between surface tension and gravity-driven instabilities of a thin fluid layer on a horizontal cylinder
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Cites work
- Capillary instability of thin liquid film on a cylinder
- Non-isothermal flow of a liquid film on a horizontal cylinder
- Nonlinear adjustment of a thin annular film of viscous fluid surrounding a thread of another within a circular cylindrical pipe
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- Rayleigh–Taylor instability in thin viscous films
- The instability of an annular thread of fluid
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(8)- Reduced-order modelling of thick inertial flows around rotating cylinders
- Liquid film dynamics in horizontal and tilted tubes: Dry spots and sliding drops
- Three-dimensional solutions for coating flow on a rotating horizontal cylinder: Theory and experiment
- Nonlinear dynamics of a thin liquid film on an axially oscillating cylindrical surface
- Instability of a viscous liquid coating a cylindrical fibre
- Three-dimensional surfactant-covered flows of thin liquid films on rotating cylinders
- Three-dimensional Rayleigh-Taylor instability under a unidirectional curved substrate
- Dynamics of liquid films coating the inner wall of an oscillating circular tube with gravity
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