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Multiple self-similar crossovers in a hydrodynamic interface
Self-similar dynamics are often described in terms of a single asymptotic scaling regime. Here we experimentally investigate the post-breakup recovery of a hydrodynamic interface over substantially wider temporal and spatial ranges than previously accessible. Beyond the previously identified scaling
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