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Nonlinear adjustment of a thin annular film of viscous fluid surrounding a thread of another within a circular cylindrical pipe. (English) Zbl 0571.76046

(From author’s summary.) A nonlinear analysis, based on lubrication theory, is presented for the adjustment under surface tension of an initially uniform annular film of viscous fluid confined within a circular cylindrical pipe. The film surrounds a thread of another viscous fluid. Small axisymmetric interfacial disturbances of sufficiently long wavelength are found to grow, leading to the break-up of the initially continuous outer film into a number of isolated rings of fixed length on the pipe wall.
Reviewer: J.Prakash

MSC:

76E30 Nonlinear effects in hydrodynamic stability
76D99 Incompressible viscous fluids
76T99 Multiphase and multicomponent flows
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