Convex, rotationally symmetric liquid bridges between spheres
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The author shows that a convex unduloidal liquid bridge between two balls is a constrained local energy minimum for the capillary problem, and that a convex nodoidal bridge between two balls is unstable. This report solves a historical conjecture that relates the physics of this configuration to the geometry of constant mean curvature surfaces. An excellent article.
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- Exact calculation of axisymmetric capillary bridge properties between two unequal-sized spherical particles
- Capillary surfaces in circular cylinders
- Capillary surfaces in circular cylinders
- Experimental and numerical studies on liquid bridge formed among three spheres
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