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Instability in surface growth with diffusion

Physical Review Letters, 1992
A model for surface growth with some of the features of molecular-beam epitaxy is proposed and investigated. Particles are deposited randomly on a one-dimensional substrate and the surface relaxes through diffusion processes, which obey detailed balance. The model undergoes a phase transition from a rough phase to a grooved phase.
Siegert, Martin, Plischke, Michael
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Faraday instability of superfluid surface

Physical Review E, 2007
We observed that Faraday waves are parametrically generated on a free surface of superfluid 4He when a sample cell is vibrated vertically. Standing-wave patterns appear on the surface, and their frequencies are one-half the driving frequency. We observed clear threshold amplitudes of the vibration for the instability.
Haruka, Abe   +5 more
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Instabilities of Waves on a Free Surface

Studies in Applied Mathematics, 1986
This paper is concerned with instabilities which develop on a class of parallel shear flows in the presence of a free surface. Implicit in this type of study is the existence of three dimensional instabilities on slightly perturbed two dimensional spatially periodic shear flows.
Benney, D. J., Chow, K.
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La Surface instable

2012
Ce quatrième volume publié sur le thème de la surface en littérature et dans les arts visuels, après "La surface" (2005), "Jeux de surface" (2006) et "La Surface : accidents et altérations" (2010), est consacré à la surface instable. Il a pour objet d'étudier la surface dans son instabilité, de s'engager dans un parcours toujours horizontal mais ...
Maigron, Maryline, Perotto, Anne-Lise
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Rosensweig instability with surface adsorption

International Journal of Engineering Science, 1995
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Malik, S. K., Singh, M.
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Surface Instability of Serpentine in Aqueous Suspensions

Journal of Colloid and Interface Science, 2000
The electrokinetic behavior and stability of aqueous suspensions containing serpentine minerals of different deposits have been studied. Crystallochemical analyses carried out by X-ray diffraction, IR spectroscopy, TEM, DTA/TG, and XRF revealed that all samples are lizardite-type serpentines with a similar chemical composition.
Tartaj, Pedro   +3 more
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