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physics.flu-dyn2018★ 161 cited

Film dynamics and lubricant depletion by droplets moving on lubricated surfaces

Michael J. Kreder, Dan Daniel, Adam Tetreault +4

Lubricated surfaces have shown promise in numerous applications where impinging foreign droplets must be removed easily; however, before they can be widely adopted, the problem of…

physics.flu-dyn2018★ 158 cited

Origins of liquid-repellency on structured, flat, and lubricated surfaces

Dan Daniel, Jaakko V. I. Timonen, Ruoping Li +4

There are currently three main classes of high-performance liquid-repellent surfaces: micro-/nano-structured lotus-effect superhydrophobic surfaces, flat surfaces grafted with 'liq…

physics.flu-dyn2016★ 5 cited

Liquid jet rebound upon impact on a soft gel

Dan Daniel, Xi Yao, Joanna Aizenberg

A liquid jet can stably bounce off a sufficiently soft gel, by following the contour of the dimple created upon impact. This new phenomenon is insensitive to the wetting properties…

physics.flu-dyn2015★ 1 cited

Elastohydrodynamics of contact in adherent sheets

Andreas Carlson, Shreyas Mandre, L. Mahadevan

Adhesive contact between a thin elastic sheet and a substrate in a liquid environment arises in a range of biological, physical and technological applications. By considering the d…

physics.flu-dyn2015★ 16 cited

Similarity and singularity in adhesive elastohydrodynamic touchdown

Andreas Carlson, L. Mahadevan

We consider the touchdown of an elastic sheet as it adheres to a wall, which has a dynamics that is limited by the viscous resistance provided by the squeeze flow of the intervenin…

physics.flu-dyn2015★ 900 cited

Condensation on Slippery Asymmetric Bumps

Kyoo-Chul Park, Philseok Kim, Neil He +1

Bumps are omnipresent from human skin to the geological structures on planets, which offer distinct advantages in numerous phenomena including structural color, drag reduction, and…