论文信息 - The harmonic oscillator approach to sustained gravity-capillary (Laplace) waves at liquid interfaces

The harmonic oscillator approach to sustained gravity-capillary (Laplace) waves at liquid interfaces

Abstract Sustained transverse (Laplace) gravity-capillary waves at a liquid-liquid interface are described as the harmonic oscillations of the interface at vanishing damping. Threshold values and other relevant predictions are given in terms of the surfactant elasticity Marangoni number and the transport coefficients of the liquids.

Manuel G. Velarde | M. Velarde | X. Chu | Xiao-Lin Chu

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