Dynamics of the surface growth resulted from deposition of free-falling spheres at the bottom of a Hele–Shaw cell

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SEYED FEYZOLAH GHAVAMI MIRMAHALLE; Mehran Erfanifam; Maniya Maleki

doi:10.1039/d5sm00409h

January 1, 2025Soft Matter

Dynamics of the surface growth resulted from deposition of free-falling spheres at the bottom of a Hele–Shaw cell

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Key Points

Surface growth is driven by the deposition of granular particles in a Hele–Shaw cell, which offers insights into two-dimensional systems.
Experimental and simulation approaches indicate how freely falling spheres alter surface dynamics during deposition.
Observational analysis employs a quasi-two-dimensional system to study particle behavior and growth patterns over time.
Results may enable advancements in understanding material formation processes in controlled environments.

Implication

Experimental analysis reveals that deposition of granular particles impacts surface growth dynamics, suggesting new insights into material formation.

Abstract

This paper uses experimental and simulation approaches to explore the dynamics of surface growth driven by the deposition of spherical granular particles freely falling in air within a quasi-two-dimensional system....

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MIRMAHALLE et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68f9f86eb2c35e10cc4e3e78 https://doi.org/10.1039/d5sm00409h

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Dynamics of the surface growth resulted from deposition of free-falling spheres at the bottom of a Hele–Shaw cell

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Dynamics of the surface growth resulted from deposition of free-falling spheres at the bottom of a Hele–Shaw cell

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