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19992015
most citedCoalescence of Liquid Drops

680 citations · 1.1k across the 7 of their papers we have counts for

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7 papers

cond-mat.soft2015★ 20 cited

Evaporation effects in elastocapillary aggregation

Andreas Hadjittofis, John R. Lister, Kiran Singh +1

We consider the effect of evaporation on the aggregation of a number of elastic objects due to a liquid's surface tension. In particular, we consider an array of spring--block elem…

physics.bio-ph2015★ 54 cited

Non-decaying hydrodynamic interactions along narrow channels

Karolis Misiunas, Stefano Pagliara, Eric Lauga +2

Particle-particle interactions are of paramount importance in every multi-body system as they determine the collective behaviour and coupling strength. Many well-known interactions…

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-dyn2013★ 39 cited

A fluid-mechanical model of elastocapillary coalescence

Kiran Singh, John R. Lister, Dominic Vella

We present a fluid-mechanical model of the coalescence of a number of elastic objects due to surface tension. We consider an array of spring-block elements separated by thin liquid…

physics.flu-dyn2013★ 115 cited

Viscous control of peeling an elastic sheet by bending and pulling

John R. Lister, Gunnar G Peng, Jerome A Neufeld

Propagation of a viscous fluid beneath an elastic sheet is controlled by local dynamics at the peeling front, in close analogy with the capillary-driven spreading of drops over a p…

physics.flu-dyn2007★ 72 cited

The meandering instability of a viscous thread

Stephen W. Morris, Jonathan H. P. Dawes, Neil M. Ribe +1

A viscous thread falling from a nozzle onto a surface exhibits the famous rope-coiling effect, in which the thread buckles to form loops. If the surface is replaced by a belt movin…