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Boundary conditions for the moving contact line problem
Ren Weiqing
, E. Weinan
Mathematics
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Contact Angle
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Force Balance
100%
Contact Line Region
100%
Moving Contact Line
100%
Flow Regime
50%
Molecular Dynamics
50%
Physical Processes
50%
Constitutive Relation
50%
Normal Stress
50%
Fluid Interface
50%
Nonlinear Response
50%
Universal Behavior
50%
Contact Line
50%
Interfacial Region
50%
Friction Force
50%
Equilibrium Contact Angle
50%
Fluid-filled
50%
Contact Line Motion
50%
Interfacial Forces
50%
Fluid-solid
50%
Effective Boundary Conditions
50%
Dynamic Mechanics
50%
Molecular-continuum
50%
Effective Continuum Model
50%
Stress Jump
50%
Apparent Contact Angle
50%
Continuum Mechanics
50%
Molecular-kinetic Theory
50%
Engineering
Contact Line
100%
Boundary Condition
100%
Force Balance
33%
Wetting
33%
Constitutive Relation
16%
Continuum Model
16%
Fluid Interface
16%
Flow Regime
16%
Nonlinear Response
16%
Equilibrium Contact Angle
16%
Interfacial Region
16%
Friction Force
16%
Apparent Contact Angle
16%
Continuum Mechanics
16%
Stress Jump
16%