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Coarsening of fractal viscous fingering patterns

We have measured the coarsening due to surface tension of radially grown fractal viscous fingering patterns. The patterns at late times depend on the structural form at the onset of coarsening, providing information on the age of the fractal. The coarsening process is not dynamically scale invariant...

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Published in:Physical review letters 2003-11, Vol.91 (20), p.205504-205504, Article 205504
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