Asymptotic Behaviour of Capillary Problems governed by Disjoining Pressure Potentials

Asymptotic Behaviour of Capillary Problems governed by Disjoining Pressure Potentials

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Introduction Capillarity describes the effects caused by the surface tension on liquids. When considering small amounts ofliquid,thesurfacetension becomes the dominating parameter. In this situation the arising mathematical task is to determine the occurring capillary surface. At the beginning of th...

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Main Author: Thomys, Oliver
Other Authors: Miersemann, Erich
Format: Doctoral Thesis
Language:English
Published: 2010
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Pressure potentials
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