Volume 229, Issue 10

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September 2020

Challenges in Nanoscale Physics of Wetting Phenomena

Issue Editors:

Shahriar Afkhami,
Tatiana Gambaryan-Roisman,
Len Pismen

17 articles in this issue

Challenges in nanoscale physics of wetting phenomena
S. Afkhami
T. Gambaryan-Roisman
L. M. Pismen
Editorial Open access 14 September 2020 Pages: 1735 - 1738
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Sweeping by sessile drop coalescence
Jonathan M. Ludwicki
Paul H. Steen
Regular Article 14 September 2020 Pages: 1739 - 1756
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Interaction between an aerodynamically driven, wall-bound drop and a single groove
Patrick M. Seiler
Ilia V. Roisman
Cameron Tropea
Regular Article Open access 14 September 2020 Pages: 1757 - 1769
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Non-uniformly receding contact line breaks axisymmetric flow patterns
Hyoungsoo Kim
Naser Belmiloud
Paul W. Mertens
Regular Article 14 September 2020 Pages: 1771 - 1784
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Pore-scale direct numerical simulation of Haines jumps in a porous media model
Adam O’Brien
Shahriar Afkhami
Markus Bussmann
Regular Article 14 September 2020 Pages: 1785 - 1798
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Capillary rise and evaporation of a liquid in a corner between a plane and a cylinder: A model of imbibition into a nanofiber mat coating
Noemi Ghillani
Michael Heinz
Tatiana Gambaryan-Roisman
Regular Article Open access 14 September 2020 Pages: 1799 - 1818
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Gradient dynamics model for drops spreading on polymer brushes
Uwe Thiele
Simon Hartmann
Regular Article 14 September 2020 Pages: 1819 - 1832
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Dewetting with conical tail formation: how to include a line friction of microscopic origin, and possibly evaporation?
Laurent Limat
Regular Article 14 September 2020 Pages: 1833 - 1848
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Boundary conditions for dynamic wetting - A mathematical analysis
Mathis Fricke
Dieter Bothe
Regular Article Open access 14 September 2020 Pages: 1849 - 1865
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A criterion for the pinning and depinning of an advancing contact line on a cold substrate
Rémy Herbaut
Julien Dervaux
Laurent Limat
Regular Article 14 September 2020 Pages: 1867 - 1880
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Delay of ice formation on penguin feathers
Elaheh Alizadeh-Birjandi
Faryar Tavakoli-Dastjerdi
H. Pirouz Kavehpour
Regular Article 14 September 2020 Pages: 1881 - 1896
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Steady moving contact line of water over a no-slip substrate
Uǧis Lācis
Petter Johansson
Stephané Zaleski
Regular Article Open access 14 September 2020 Pages: 1897 - 1921
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Dynamic wetting failure in curtain coating by the Volume-of-Fluid method
Tomas Fullana
Stéphane Zaleski
Stéphane Popinet
Regular Article 14 September 2020 Pages: 1923 - 1934
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On the sensitivity of the evaporative pattern deposition of particulate mass to the ionic strength in kinetically stable suspensions
Anna Zigelman
Ekhlas Homede
Ofer Manor
Regular Article 14 September 2020 Pages: 1935 - 1943
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Moving contact lines and dynamic contact angles: a ‘litmus test’ for mathematical models, accomplishments and new challenges
Yulii D. Shikhmurzaev
Regular Article Open access 14 September 2020 Pages: 1945 - 1977
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Reflections on the article “Moving contact lines and dynamic contact angles: a ‘litmus test’ for mathematical models and some new challenges” by Yulii D. Shikhmurzaev
Dieter Bothe
Comment Open access 14 September 2020 Pages: 1979 - 1987
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Reflections on reflections of Dieter Bothe on the ‘litmus test’ for mathematical models of dynamic wetting
Yulii D. Shikhmurzaev
Reply to Comment Open access 14 September 2020 Pages: 1989 - 1995
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