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nlin.AO2013★ 14 cited
Pearls Are Self-Organized Natural Ratchets
Julyan H. E. Cartwright, Antonio G. Checa, Marthe Rousseau
Pearls, the most flawless and highly prized of them, are perhaps the most perfectly spherical macroscopic bodies in the biological world. How are they so round? Why are other pearl…
nlin.AO2013★ 48 cited
Brinicles as a case of inverse chemical gardens
Julyan H. E. Cartwright, Bruno Escribano, Diego L. González +2
Brinicles are hollow tubes of ice from centimetres to metres in length that form under floating sea ice in the polar oceans when dense, cold brine drains downwards from sea ice int…