most citedCraters Formed in Granular Beds by Impinging Jets of Gas

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cond-mat.stat-mech2009★ 3 cited

Hyperstaticity and loops in frictional granular packings

Antoinette Tordesillas, Edward Lam, Philip T. Metzger

The hyperstatic nature of granular packings of perfectly rigid disks is analyzed algebraically and through numerical simulation. The elementary loops of grains emerge as a fundamen…

cond-mat.soft2009★ 3 cited

Ageing of a granular pile induced by thermal cycling

Thibaut Divoux, Ion Vassilief, Hervé Gayvallet +1

Here we show that variations of temperature, even of a few degrees in amplitude, induce the ageing of a granular pile. In particular, we report measurements of physical properties…

cond-mat.soft2009★ 59 cited

Craters Formed in Granular Beds by Impinging Jets of Gas

Philip T. Metzger, Robert C. Latta, Jason M. Schuler +1

When a jet of gas impinges vertically on a granular bed and forms a crater, the grains may be moved by several different mechanisms: viscous erosion, diffused gas eruption, bearing…

astro-ph.EP2009★ 40 cited

The Flow Of Granular Matter Under Reduced-Gravity Conditions

Paul G. Hofmeister, Jürgen Blum, Daniel Heißelmann

To gain a better understanding of the surfaces of planets and small bodies in the solar system, the flow behavior of granular material for various gravity levels is of utmost inter…

astro-ph.EP2009

Laboratory studies of ice-particle collisions in Saturn's dense rings

Daniel Heißelmann, Jürgen Blum, Kristin Wolling

In this work, we report on microgravity studies of particle ensembles simulating ice-particle collisions in Saturn's dense main rings. We have developed an experimental method to s…

astro-ph.EP2009★ 1 cited

Towards a Dynamical Collision Model of Highly Porous Dust Aggregates

Carsten Güttler, Maya Krause, Ralf J. Geretshauser +2

In the recent years we have performed various experiments on the collision dynamics of highly porous dust aggregates and although we now have a comprehensive picture of the microme…