Composite solutions to a liquid bilayer model
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| author | Kitavtsev, Georgy |
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| contents | This article continues the research initiated in [17]. We derive explicit formulae for the leading order profiles of eleven types of stationary solutions to a one-dimensional two-layer thin-film liquid model considered with an intermolecular potential depending on both layer heights. The found solutions are composed of the repeated elementary blocks (bulk, contact line and ultra-thin film ones) being consistently asymptotically matched together. We show that once considered on a finite interval with Neumann boundary conditions these stationary solutions are either dynamically stable or weakly translationally unstable. Other composite solutions are found to be numerically unstable and rather exhibit complex coarsening dynamics. |
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| spellingShingle | Composite solutions to a liquid bilayer model Kitavtsev, Georgy Analysis of PDEs Fluid Dynamics 35B36, 35C20, 35G61, 76D08, 76D45 This article continues the research initiated in [17]. We derive explicit formulae for the leading order profiles of eleven types of stationary solutions to a one-dimensional two-layer thin-film liquid model considered with an intermolecular potential depending on both layer heights. The found solutions are composed of the repeated elementary blocks (bulk, contact line and ultra-thin film ones) being consistently asymptotically matched together. We show that once considered on a finite interval with Neumann boundary conditions these stationary solutions are either dynamically stable or weakly translationally unstable. Other composite solutions are found to be numerically unstable and rather exhibit complex coarsening dynamics. |
| title | Composite solutions to a liquid bilayer model |
| topic | Analysis of PDEs Fluid Dynamics 35B36, 35C20, 35G61, 76D08, 76D45 |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.12477 |