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Relaxation of capillary-gravity waves due to contact line nonlinearity: A projection method

François Gallaire, Francesco Viola, Alessandro Bongarzone
2021
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Abstract

We present a physics-inspired mathematical model based on successive linear eigenmode projections to solve the relaxation of small-amplitude and two-dimensional viscous capillary-gravity waves with a phenomenological nonlinear contact line model. We show that each projection eventually induces a rapid loss of total energy in the liquid motion and contributes to its nonlinear damping.

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