5 papers
Transient Electrical Response Beyond Quasistatic Capacitance at Mechanically Excited Droplet--Dielectric Interfaces
Pramodt Srinivasula, Rameez Raja Khan, Diwakar Singh +1
Dynamic electrowetting of conducting droplets under mechanical deformation is conventionally modeled as a quasi-static variable-capacitance system, in which the electrical response…
Weak-Flow Induced Dielectric Axes Rotation in Dipolar Suspensions
Pramodt Srinivasula
Conventional rheodielectric studies of dipolar suspensions primarily examine flow-induced variations in the principal permittivity components. In contrast, an asymptotic solution o…
Emergence of Transport Regimes from the Axial Field-Induced Interfacial Gradients in Uniform Surface Potential Nanopores
Pramodt Srinivasula, Doyel Pandey
Gate-modulated nanopores have emerged as a promising platform for achieving ion selectivity and ionic current rectification (ICR) with the advantage of active field-based control.…
Dipolar solvent contributions for transient nanoscale electroosmotic flow
Pramodt Srinivasula
Electrohydrodynamic flows of electrolytes with low to moderate ion concentration at the nanoscale are significantly influenced by the molecular structure of water-like polar solven…
Electrohydrodynamic Stresses from Hydrogen-Bond Network Dynamics in Water
Pramodt Srinivasula
The resistance of hydrogen-bond networks to ambient flow in water produces viscoelectric stresses and contributes to electrostrictive pressure. Within Onsager's nonequilibrium ther…