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20102026
most citedNet motion induced by nonantiperiodic vibratory or electrophoretic excitations with zero time average

10 citations · 20 across the 4 of their papers we have counts for

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6 papers

physics.flu-dyn2026

Pumping by Two-frequency Steady Streaming: Impact of Amplitude Ratio and Phase

Hyun S. Lee, Becca Thomases, William D. Ristenpart +1

The classical phenomenon of steady streaming around a circular cylinder oscillating with a single frequency results in a symmetric quadrupole-like flow structure. In [H.S.\ Lee, \t…

physics.flu-dyn2025

Pumping and Steady Streaming driven by Two-Frequency Oscillations of a Cylinder

Hyun S. Lee, William D. Ristenpart, Robert D. Guy

The classical problem of steady streaming induced by an oscillating object has been studied extensively, but prior work has focused almost exclusively on single-frequency oscillati…

physics.app-ph2022★ 3 cited

Controlling the direction of steady electric fields in liquid using non-antiperiodic potentials

Aref Hashemi, Mehrdad Tahernia, William D. Ristenpart +1

When applying an oscillatory electric potential to an electrolyte solution, it is commonly assumed that the choice of which electrode is grounded or powered does not matter because…

physics.app-ph2022★ 10 cited

Net motion induced by nonantiperiodic vibratory or electrophoretic excitations with zero time average

Aref Hashemi, Mehrdad Tahernia, Timothy C. Hui +2

It is well established that application of an oscillatory excitation with zero time-average but temporal asymmetry can yield net drift. To date this temporal symmetry breaking and…

q-bio.QM2020★ 7 cited

The Impact of Vocalization Loudness on COVID-19 Transmission in Indoor Spaces

Santiago Barreda, Sima Asadi, Christopher D. Cappa +3

There have been several documented outbreaks of COVID-19 associated with vocalization, either by speech or by singing, in indoor confined spaces. Here, we model the risk of in-room…

physics.flu-dyn2010

Exploding Taylor Cones

John C. Creasey, Brad S. Hamlin, William D. Ristenpart

Application of a sufficiently strong electric field to an aqueous solution induces a phenomenon known as `electrohydraulic discharge'. The electric field causes the water to break…