Revisiting the Rayleigh–Plateau instability for the nanoscale
Non-equilibrium molecular dynamics of nanojet injection in a high pressure environment | SpringerLink
Study on the Cylindrical Liquid Nanojet Break-up Phenomenon
Transient nanojet breakup profiles with the number of neighbor atoms... | Download Scientific Diagram
Non-equilibrium molecular dynamics of nanojet injection in a high pressure environment | SpringerLink
Charge Reduction in Electrosprays: Slender Nanojets as Intermediates
PDF) Both Experimental and Numerical Investigation on Breakup Length of Cylindrical Falling Jet
Breakup of diminutive Rayleigh jets: Physics of Fluids: Vol 22, No 12
Crystals | Free Full-Text | Flexible Photonic Nanojet Formed by Cylindrical Graded-Index Lens | HTML
OSA | Optimization of photonic nanojets generated by multilayer microcylinders with a genetic algorithm
Crystals | Free Full-Text | Flexible Photonic Nanojet Formed by Cylindrical Graded-Index Lens | HTML
Molecular Dynamics Simulation for the Atomization Process of a Nanojet
Crystals | Free Full-Text | Flexible Photonic Nanojet Formed by Cylindrical Graded-Index Lens | HTML
Photonic nanojet beam shaping by illumination polarization engineering - ScienceDirect
OSA | Exploration of in-fiber nanostructures from capillary instability
OSA | Exploration of in-fiber nanostructures from capillary instability
DGLSM based study of temporal instability and formation of satellite drop in a capillary jet breakup - ScienceDirect
Study on the Cylindrical Liquid Nanojet Break-up Phenomenon
Breakup of diminutive Rayleigh jets: Physics of Fluids: Vol 22, No 12
PDF) Both Experimental and Numerical Investigation on Breakup Length of Cylindrical Falling Jet
Influence of thermodynamic state on nanojet break-up - IOPscience
Linear stability analysis of axisymmetric perturbations in imperfectly conducting liquid jets: Physics of Fluids: Vol 17, No 3
Transient nanojet breakup profiles (case 4) | Download Scientific Diagram
OSA | Exploration of in-fiber nanostructures from capillary instability
Charge Reduction in Electrosprays: Slender Nanojets as Intermediates
