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Nonlinear Three-Dimensional Electrohydrodynamic Interactions of Viscous Dielectric Drops
When a drop of a leaky dielectric fluid is suspended in another fluid and subjected to a uniform DC electric field, it becomes polarized, leading to tangential electric stresses that drive fluid motion both inside and outside the drop. In the presence of a second drop, the dynamics of the first drop
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