Wicking within forests of micropillars
By M. Reyssat, C. Ishino, É. Reyssat, Ko Okumura, D. Quéré. 2007
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Subfields: Computational Mechanics, Condensed Matter Physics
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Citations in the corpus
- Wetting and Roughness (2008, methodology): “In this case, we can calculate the coefficient characterizing the dynamics (if we note x2 = Dt, D is this coefficient), allowing us to be more precise about the way the dynamics can be tuned by the design of the posts (54).”
- A universal law for capillary rise in corners (2011, background): “This led to the study of capillary rise in more complex geometries, such as between cylinders (Princen 1968, 1969), in rectangular tubes (Ramos & Cerro 1994; Weislogel & Lichter 1998; Bico & Qur 2002), or on textured surfaces (Ishino et al. 2007).”