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most citedLiquid ropes: a geometrical model for thin viscous jets instabilities

93 citations · 224 across the 7 of their papers we have counts for

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physics.flu-dyn2021★ 8 cited

Fluid mechanics of free subduction on a sphere, 1: The axisymmetric case

Alexander Chamolly, Neil M. Ribe

To understand how spherical geometry influences the dynamics of gravity-driven subduction of oceanic lithosphere on Earth, we study a simple model of a thin and dense axisymmetric…

physics.flu-dyn2021★ 3 cited

Torricelli's Curtain: Morphology of Horizontal Laminar Jets Under Gravity

O. Tramis, E. Merlin-Anglade, G. Paternoster +2

Viscous fluid exiting a long horizontal circular pipe develops a complex structure comprising a primary jet above and a smaller secondary jet below with a thin fluid curtain connec…

physics.geo-ph2014★ 9 cited

Analytical Parameterization of Self-Consistent Polycrystal Mechanics: Fast Calculation of Upper Mantle Anisotropy

Neil J. Goulding, Neil M. Ribe, Olivier Castelnau +2

Progressive deformation of upper mantle rocks via dislocation creep causes their constituent crystals to take on a non-random orientation distribution (crystallographic preferred o…

physics.flu-dyn2014★ 93 cited

Liquid ropes: a geometrical model for thin viscous jets instabilities

P. -T. Brun, Basile Audoly, Neil M. Ribe +2

Thin viscous fluid threads falling onto a moving belt behave in a way reminiscent of a sewing machine, generating a rich variety of periodic stitch-like patterns including meanders…

physics.flu-dyn2012★ 39 cited

A numerical investigation of the fluid mechanical sewing machine

Pierre-Thomas Brun, Neil M. Ribe, Basile Audoly

A thin thread of viscous fluid falling onto a moving belt generates a surprising variety of patterns depending on the belt speed, fall height, flow rate, and fluid properties. Here…

physics.flu-dyn2009

Multiple Coexisting States of a Falling Viscous Thread

Mehdi Habibi, Yasser Rahmani, Daniel Bonn +1

This article describes a fluid dynamics video submission for the 2009 Gallery of Fluid Motion, Division of Fluid Dynamics, American Physical Society.