Jets from a singular surface

Michael P. Brenner ()
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Michael P. Brenner: Department of Mathematics Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Nature, 2000, vol. 403, issue 6768, 377-378

Abstract: Understanding singularity formation (the classic example is the creation of black holes) can give insights into a broader class of problems than was originally expected. For instance, a study of the special properties of violent jets produced when a tub of viscous liquid is shaken up and down will interest engineers trying to limit the damage caused by certain types of collapsing bubbles.

Date: 2000
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