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Controlled drop generation via ligament extraction from a static or vibrating liquid bath
We introduce a simple method for generating droplets at the surface of a liquid bath by rapidly stretching a liquid ligament with a spring-loaded cylindrical probe. By varying the probe radius $a$ and retraction length $L$, we identify three regimes. Overstretching a thin ligament produces multiple
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