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Radial dam breaks in a two-dimensional droplet bearing environment
The controlled dynamical generation of radial dam break flows (DBFs) is demonstrated in two-dimensional droplet environments. These ultracold mixtures feature competing mean-field and quantum fluctuation effects and are initialized on a disk-shaped uniform density. Depending on the value of the latt
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