E-Nucl demonstrates novel fluid dynamics models for phase change in microtechnologies, suggesting further exploration of atomistic interactions.
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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