Interfacial Instabilities in Hele-Shaw Flows
A special issue of Fluids (ISSN 2311-5521).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 December 2022) | Viewed by 217
Special Issue Editor
Interests: Hele-Shaw and porous media flows; pattern formation; fluid dynamics (analytical and computational); soft condensed matter; multi-phase flows and annular structures; ferrohydrodynamics and magnetic fluids; electrohydrodynamics; control of interfacial instabilities; numerical methods for nonlinear PDEs
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Interfacial instabilities play a major role in a broad set of phenomena, ranging from natural ones, such as patterns of bacterial colonies or fractal shapes of retinal vessels, to industrial processes, e.g., enhanced oil recovery, CO2 sequestration, and electrodeposition of metals. Since the seminal work of Saffman and Taylor, interfacial instabilities in Hele-Shaw flows have received a great deal of attention and have become a well-known paradigm of interfacial pattern formation.
In this Special Issue of Fluids, “Interfacial Instabilities in Hele-Shaw Flows”, papers are invited on theoretical, experimental, and computational studies devoted (but not limited) to the topics of pattern formation in non-Newtonian, miscible, reactive, or magnetic fluids; three-phase flows; flows driven by the application of magnetic and electric fields; nonstandard Hele-Shaw cell configurations. In addition, studies concerning novel and original ideas to control the emergence of instabilities, i.e., to suppress or enhance them deliberately, are particularly welcome.
Dr. Pedro Henrique Amorim Anjos
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- interfacial instabilities
- computational fluid dynamics
- three-phase flow
- Hele-Shaw cell
- control of interfacial instabilities
- magnetic fluids
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