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19992022
most citedDynamics and rheology of a dilute suspension of vesicles: higher order theory

92 citations · 358 across the 11 of their papers we have counts for

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cond-mat.mes-hall2022

Wetting controlled boiling at the nanoscale

Oscar Gutiéerrez-Varela, Julien Lombard, Thierry Biben +2

Boiling is the out-of-equilibrium transition which occurs when a liquid is heated above its vaporization temperature. At the nanoscale, boiling may be triggered by irradiated nanop…

cond-mat.soft2022

On the crystallization Kinetics in Natural Rubber

Rabia Laghmach, Nicolas Candau, Laurent Chazeau +1

In this article, we introduce a framework to investigate the growth of nano-crystallites in a polymer matrix numerically. This framework combines the Flory theory of entropic elast…

physics.optics2021★ 25 cited

Strong and fast rising pressure waves emitted by plasmonic vapor nanobubbles

Julien Lombard, Julien Lam, Francois Detcheverry +2

Plasmonic vapour nanobubbles are currently considered for a wide variety of applications ranging from solar energy harvesting and photoacoustic imaging to nanoparticle-assisted can…

cond-mat.soft2010★ 57 cited

New analytical progress in the theory of vesicles under linear flow

Alexander Farutin, Thierry Biben, Chaouqi Misbah

Vesicles are becoming a quite popular model for the study of red blood cells (RBCs). This is a free boundary problem which is rather difficult to handle theoretically. Quantitative…

cond-mat.soft2009★ 4 cited

Numerical study of 3D vesicles under flow: discovery of new peculiar behaviors

Thierry Biben, Alexander Farutin, Chaouqi Misbah

The study of vesicles under flow, a model system for red blood cells (RBCs), is an essential step in understanding various intricate dynamics exhibited by RBCs in vivo and in vitro…

cond-mat.soft2009★ 58 cited

Wetting on Nanorough Surfaces

Thierry Biben, Laurent Joly

We present in this Letter a free-energy approach to the dynamics of a fluid near a nanostructured surface. The model accounts both for the static phase equilibrium in the vicinity…