Viscous bending in depth-averaged Navier-Stokes equations selects the fastest-growing meandering mode for rivulets in Hele-Shaw cells and reveals a friction-driven instability mechanism.
This means that each point of the free surface of the rivulet 5 moves relative to the plates with a finite velocityu n =u·ˆ n
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Viscous Bending Mitigates the Spontaneous Meandering of Rivulets in Hele-Shaw Cells
Viscous bending in depth-averaged Navier-Stokes equations selects the fastest-growing meandering mode for rivulets in Hele-Shaw cells and reveals a friction-driven instability mechanism.