Small amplitude shape oscillations of a spherical liquid drop with surface viscosity

The analysis of surface oscillations of liquid drops allows measurements of the surface tension and viscosity of the liquid. For small oscillations of spherical drops with a free surface, classical formulae by Rayleigh and Lamb relate these quantities to the frequency and damping of the oscillations...

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Published in:Journal of fluid mechanics 2011-06, Vol.677, p.204-217
Main Authors: LYUBIMOV, D. V., KONOVALOV, V. V., LYUBIMOVA, T. P., EGRY, I.
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