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A generalized, quasi-universal subgrid model for macroscopic moving contact line flows
Predictions of moving contact line flows are challenging due to the stress singularity associated with the no-slip boundary condition on solid surfaces and the inherently multiscale nature of the phenomenon. Resolving the microscopic length scale renders the numerical simulations intractable for mac
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