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most citedFormation of Nanopillar Arrays in Ultrathin Viscous Films: The Critical Role of Thermocapillary Stresses

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physics.flu-dyn20207 cited

Unmasking of Novel Conic Modes in Electrically Stressed Perfectly Conducting Liquids

Chengzhe Zhou, Sandra M. Troian

Liquid metal ion sources (LMIS) are widely used in applications ranging from local ion implantation in semiconductors, to focused ion beam systems for milling and nanolithography,…

physics.flu-dyn2019

Electrified Cone Formation in Perfectly Conducting Viscous Liquids: Self-Similar Growth Irrespective of Reynolds Number

Theodore G. Albertson, Sandra M. Troian

Above a critical field strength, the free surface of an electrified, perfectly conducting viscous liquid, such as a liquid metal, is known to develop an accelerating protrusion res…

physics.flu-dyn2018

Why Capillary Flows in Slender Triangular Grooves Are So Stable Against Disturbances

Nicholas C. White, Sandra M. Troian

Ongoing development of fuel storage and delivery systems for space probes, interplanetary vehicles, satellites and orbital platforms continues to drive interest in propellant manag…

physics.flu-dyn2018

Self-Similar Cusp Formation in Thin Liquid Films By Runaway Thermocapillary Forces

Chengzhe Zhou, Sandra M. Troian

Many physical systems give rise to dynamical behavior leading to cuspidal shapes which represent a singularity of the governing equation. The cusp tip often exhibits self-similarit…

physics.flu-dyn200941 cited

Formation of Nanopillar Arrays in Ultrathin Viscous Films: The Critical Role of Thermocapillary Stresses

Mathias Dietzel, Sandra M. Troian

Experiments by several groups during the past decade have shown that a molten polymer nanofilm subject to a large transverse thermal gradient undergoes spontaneous formation of per…