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Sustained optothermal propulsion at the air-water interface by pulsating thermocapillary instability
In an axisymmetric meniscus lifted from a free water surface and locally heated through near infrared radiation by an optical fiber, natural buoyancy and geometric constraints confine the hot liquid near the apex. This confinement enhances the thermal gradient along the meniscus surface and, above a
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