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Annular liquid jets: exact constraint absorption and finite-time loss of global admissibility
An annular liquid jet may enclose a volume of gas and, when surface tension dominates over inertia, close on the symmetry axis at a finite distance. In the one-dimensional membrane model, closure provides an algebraic relation among the state variables at the free end. Earlier domain-adaptive scheme
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