Liquid droplets: a physical manifestation of a simulation of a real physical phenomenon
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| author | Charters, Tiago |
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| contents | <p>This 3D model is very different from those that can be found in the vast online repositories under the category of mathematical objects: liquid droplets on a flat surface or suspended, numerically modeled by solving an ordinary differential equation and printed on a 3D printer. </p> <p>It's a physical manifestation of a simulation of a real physical phenomenon. </p> <p>And that's a very cool thing!</p> <p>We have all seen examples of complex mathematical structures printed on a 3D printer. Almost all of these structures were generated or built without conceptual restrictions or morphological limitations inspired by the natural or physical world, i.e., they are models that are morphologically limited only by the conceptual restrictions of the artist. </p> <p>These droplets models are a very different kind of objects because they are simultaneously a physical manifestation and a numerical simulation of a concrete physical phenomenon that exists.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Liquid droplets: a physical manifestation of a simulation of a real physical phenomenon Charters, Tiago 3d model physics mathematics drop <p>This 3D model is very different from those that can be found in the vast online repositories under the category of mathematical objects: liquid droplets on a flat surface or suspended, numerically modeled by solving an ordinary differential equation and printed on a 3D printer. </p> <p>It's a physical manifestation of a simulation of a real physical phenomenon. </p> <p>And that's a very cool thing!</p> <p>We have all seen examples of complex mathematical structures printed on a 3D printer. Almost all of these structures were generated or built without conceptual restrictions or morphological limitations inspired by the natural or physical world, i.e., they are models that are morphologically limited only by the conceptual restrictions of the artist. </p> <p>These droplets models are a very different kind of objects because they are simultaneously a physical manifestation and a numerical simulation of a concrete physical phenomenon that exists.</p> |
| title | Liquid droplets: a physical manifestation of a simulation of a real physical phenomenon |
| topic | 3d model physics mathematics drop |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17604747 |