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Steady translation of a chemically active viscous drop along a rigid wall
Chemically active drops release a chemical solute, gradients in whose concentration cause interfacial flows that advect the emitted solute. This non-linear coupling between solute distribution and fluid flow causes the drop to swim via an advective instability, if the system's Peclet number Pe--rati
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