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Water entry of small hydrophobic spheres on an axisymmetric wavefield
When a sphere crosses an air-water interface it can entrain a significant volume of air, a process relevant to numerous naval, industrial, and environmental settings. While air entrainment through sphere impact onto quiescent interfaces has been extensively studied, real-world interfaces are inheren
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