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Kinematic Closure of Drop Impact
Predicting how far a liquid droplet spreads upon impacting a solid surface is governed by a complex competition between inertia, surface tension, and viscous dissipation. Existing models typically estimate this maximum spreading diameter by prescribing the spreading time or velocity from a decoupled
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