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most citedEfficient Mixing at low Reynolds numbers using polymer additives

383 citations · 945 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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6 papers

physics.bio-ph2018★ 36 cited

Cell Motility Dependence on Adhesive Wetting

Yuansheng Cao, Richa Karmakar, Elisabeth Ghabache +6

Adhesive cell-substrate interactions are crucial for cell motility and are responsible for the necessary traction that propels cells. These interactions can also change the shape o…

physics.med-ph2005★ 26 cited

Pneumatic capillary gun for ballistic delivery of microparticles

Dmitry Rinberg, Claire Simonnet, Alex Groisman

A pneumatic gun for ballistic delivery of microparticles to soft targets is proposed and demonstrated. The particles are accelerated by a high speed flow of Helium in a capillary t…

nlin.CD2004★ 178 cited

Chaotic flow and efficient mixing in a micro-channel with a polymer solution

Teodor Burghelea, Enrico Segre, Israel Bar-Joseph +2

Microscopic flows are almost universally linear, laminar and stationary because Reynolds number, , is usually very small. That impedes mixing in micro-fluidic devices, which so…

nlin.CD2004★ 303 cited

Elastic turbulence in curvilinear flows of polymer solutions

Alexander Groisman, Victor Steinberg

Following our first report (A. Groisman and V. Steinberg, $\sl Nature$ , 53 (2000)) we present an extended account of experimental observations of elasticity induced turbu…

nlin.CD2001★ 383 cited

Efficient Mixing at low Reynolds numbers using polymer additives

Alexander Groisman, Victor Steinberg

Mixing in fluids is a rapidly developing field of fluid mechanics \cite{Sreen,Shr,War}, being an important industrial and environmental problem. The mixing of liquids at low Reynol…

patt-sol1996★ 19 cited

Non-Monotonic Dispersion of Surface Waves in Magnetic Fluids

Thomas Mahr, Ingo Rehberg, Alexander Groisman

The dispersion relation of surface waves of a magnetic fluid in a magnetic field is studied experimentally. We verify the theoretically predicted existence of a non-monotonic dispe…