Vibration-induced morphological evolution of a melting solid under microgravity
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Cites work
- A review of fluid instabilities and control strategies with applications in microgravity
- Effect of heat transfer through an interface on convective melting dynamics of phase change materials
- Effect of initial interface orientation on patterns produced by vibrational forcing in microgravity
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- Rayleigh-Bénard convection with a melting boundary
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- Shape effect on solid melting in flowing liquid
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- Vibration-induced `anti-gravity' tames thermal turbulence at high Rayleigh numbers
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