Date
Thu, 10 May 2018
Time
16:00 - 17:30
Location
L2
Speaker
Ehud Yariv
Organisation
Technion

Superhydrophobic surfaces, formed by air entrapment within the cavities of a hydrophobic solid substrate, offer a promising potential for drag reduction in small-scale flows. It turns out that low-drag configurations are associated with singular limits, which to date have typically been addressed using numerical schemes. I will discuss the application of singular perturbations to several of the canonical problems in the field. 


 

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