Self-similar rupture of viscous thin films in the strong-slip regime

We consider rupture of thin viscous films in the strong-slip regime with small Reynolds numbers. Numerical simulations indicate that near the rupture point viscosity and van der Waals forces are dominant and that there are self-similar solutions of the second kind. For a corresponding simplified mod...

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Main Authors: Peschka, D, Muench, A, Niethammer, B
Format: Journal article
Language:English
Published: 2010
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description We consider rupture of thin viscous films in the strong-slip regime with small Reynolds numbers. Numerical simulations indicate that near the rupture point viscosity and van der Waals forces are dominant and that there are self-similar solutions of the second kind. For a corresponding simplified model the self-similar behaviour is analysed rigorously. There exists a continuous one-parameter family of exact self-similar solutions. In a certain parameter regime necessary and sufficient conditions for convergence to a self-similar solution are established. A conjecture on the domains of attraction of all self-similar solutions is presented and supported by numerical simulations. © 2010 IOP Publishing Ltd and London Mathematical Society.
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spelling oxford-uuid:f1be50ce-ced6-4581-bb00-706414268d8c2022-03-27T11:58:20ZSelf-similar rupture of viscous thin films in the strong-slip regimeJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:f1be50ce-ced6-4581-bb00-706414268d8cEnglishSymplectic Elements at Oxford2010Peschka, DMuench, ANiethammer, BWe consider rupture of thin viscous films in the strong-slip regime with small Reynolds numbers. Numerical simulations indicate that near the rupture point viscosity and van der Waals forces are dominant and that there are self-similar solutions of the second kind. For a corresponding simplified model the self-similar behaviour is analysed rigorously. There exists a continuous one-parameter family of exact self-similar solutions. In a certain parameter regime necessary and sufficient conditions for convergence to a self-similar solution are established. A conjecture on the domains of attraction of all self-similar solutions is presented and supported by numerical simulations. © 2010 IOP Publishing Ltd and London Mathematical Society.
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Self-similar rupture of viscous thin films in the strong-slip regime
title Self-similar rupture of viscous thin films in the strong-slip regime
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