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Beyond capillarity: extended interfacial energy transfer in bubble-laden turbulence
Capillary forces are commonly regarded as an energetically closed channel in multiphase turbulence, redistributing kinetic energy across scales without net gain or loss. Here we show that this picture breaks down in bubble-laden turbulence when short-range near-contact interactions are active. A spe
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