Local slip boundary conditions at the liquid-gas interface of superhydrophobic grooves with beveled edges and nonuniform depth are investigated. We show that local slip at deep grooves is controlled only by width and bevel angle. This could enable tuning and constraints on large slip in gas areas.
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