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Eliminating artificial surfactant-mass drift in nonlinear weighted-residual models of soluble-surfactant-laden falling films
A soluble surfactant may adsorb at a free surface and desorb into the liquid bulk, but in a closed periodic falling film the total amount of surfactant must remain constant. We use this invariant as a test of nonlinear weighted-residual models for soluble-surfactant-laden films. The models of Pascal
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