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The aim is to explore the early stages of phase change and its implications for technology advancement.

December 9, 2025Open Access

E-Nucl: deciphering the very beginnings of phase change to conceive and support next-generation technology

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The aim is to explore the early stages of phase change and its implications for technology advancement.
Developed a novel framework combining large deviation theory and multiphase fluctuating hydrodynamics
Applied continuum modelling techniques to phase transitions in fluids
Introduced a paradigm shift in the understanding of fluid dynamics
Showed potential for high-fidelity in-silico experiments in microtechnologies

Abstract

E-Nucl: deciphering the very beginnings of phase change to conceive and support next-generation technology E-Nucl proposes a paradigm shift in the continuum modelling of phase transitions in fluids, combining large deviation theory with multiphase fluctuating hydrodynamics. This new framework could represent a turning point in fluid dynamics, bridging the gap between atomistic mechanics and macroscopic hydrodynamics, and paving the way for the first in-silico, high-fidelity experiments of phase change-based microtechnologies.

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Mirko Gallo (Tue,) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69401ef02d562116f28f9797 https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.54050/prj2524140

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