In this paper we examine the movement of hard contact lenses on the eye. In so doing, we take into account hydrodynamic forces underneath the lens, as well as surface tension forces at the lens periphery. This involves solving for the free surface of the tear film away from the lens in order to determine the magnitudes of the pressure and surface tension forces on the lens. The analysis, which assumes quasi-steady motion, is carried out in both two and three dimensions.
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Moriarty et al. (1996) studied this question.
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