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Yielded-region connectivity governs the onset of gravity-driven spreading in elastoviscoplastic drops
The physical mechanisms controlling the onset of gravity-driven spreading of elastoviscoplastic drops remain unclear because yielding, elastic deformation, and viscous dissipation can occur simultaneously in different regions of the material. To isolate these mechanisms, we perform direct numerical
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