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A causal model of drop breakup in turbulence
Fragmentation of drops and bubbles in turbulence controls interfacial area generation, mixing, and transport in environmental and engineering flows. Reduced-order models of breakup are highly sought after, but the bidirectional, nonlinear coupling between the interfacial and hydrodynamic stresses is
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