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On Leonardo da Vinci's paradox
Buoyancy points straight upward, yet in the absence of external forces, a rising air bubble may trace a spiral through the water. This phenomenon was already observed by Leonardo da Vinci. We show that the gravity-free, three-dimensional two-phase incompressible Euler equations with surface tension
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