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Linear pinch-off scaling of a slender viscous bubble (a=(γ/μ)τA(ζ),ζ=μλ​(z−z∗​)/(γτ))

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For τ=t∗​−t, balance μat​/a∼γ/a to obtain radius proportional to τ. Axial lubrication conservation then makes the axial length proportional to τ as well. The displayed variables reduce the lubrication equation for a bubble with viscous exterior to ζAA′−A2=161​{A4[(2ζA′+1)/A]′}′. The physical interface slope is λ​A′, compatible with a slender neck when λ≪1 and the dimensionless profile varies on order-one scales.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2007 / iii / Paper 78 / 2 / b / Solution

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