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From a three-fluid junction to Young's law: Constitutive and rigid-support limits of wetting
Young's law on a rigid solid and the Neumann balance at a three-fluid junction describe different admissible motions. We connect them through an ordered continuum construction. An affine viscoelastic third phase first acquires permanent deformation memory in the no-relaxation limit at fixed modulus.
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