File:Lattice Boltzmann computer simulation of initially stretched droplet relaxing to a sphere.webm
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English: Computer simulation using a simple version of Shan-Chen Lattice-Boltzmann, in two dimensions, of a droplet (in yellow) relaxing. It starts off stretched, then relaxes to its final equilibrium shape which is a circle. The dynamics are driven by the surface tension, which acts to minimise the surface area (length) of the droplet surface, and are opposed and damped by the viscosity. This is a simple model of a small water droplet that is stretched and then relaxes back to its spherical shape. |
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| Author | Richard Sear |
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| current | 04:25, 24 July 2019 | (90 KB) | imagescommonswiki>Rpsear | User created page with UploadWizard |
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