most citedRayleigh breakup of a charged viscous drop via tip-streaming

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physics.flu-dyn2021

Translation-deformation coupling effects on the Rayleigh instability of an electrodynamically levitated charged droplet

Neha Gawande, Y. S. Mayya, Rochish Thaokar

The breakup pathway of the Rayleigh fission process observed experimentally using high-speed imaging of a charged drop levitated in an AC quadrupole trap is shown to undergo asymme…

physics.flu-dyn2019

Stability of electrodynamically levitated one or many charged droplets in the presence of noise

Mohit Singh, Y. S. Mayya, Rochish Thaokar

The theory of the effect of external fluctuation force on the stability and spatial distribution of mutually interacting and slowly evaporating charged drops, levitated in an elect…

physics.flu-dyn2019

Effect of trap potential on the Rayleigh breakup of a levitated charged droplet

Mohit Singh, Neha Gawande, Y. S. Mayya +1

Rayleigh instability that results in the breakup of a charged droplet, levitated in a quadrupole trap, has been investigated in the literature, but only scarcely. We report here as…

physics.flu-dyn2019

Influence of the trap potential waveform on surface oscillation and breakup of a levitated charged drop

Mohit Singh, Neha Gawande, Y. S. Mayya +1

A charged droplet can be electrodynamically levitated in the air using a quadrupole trap by typically applying a sinusoidal electric field. When a charged drop is levitated it exhi…

physics.flu-dyn20192 cited

Rayleigh breakup of a charged viscous drop via tip-streaming

Neha Gawande, Y. S. Mayya, Rochish Thaokar

The experimental observation of D. Duft, T. Achtzehn, R. Muller, B. A. Huber, and T. Leisner, Nature 421, 128 (2003) on the sequential progression of the instability of a charged l…