Transport Processes at Fluidic Interfaces pp 255-270 | Cite as
Two-Phase Flow with Surfactants: Diffuse Interface Models and Their Analysis
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New diffuse interface and sharp interface models for soluble and insoluble surfactants fulfilling energy inequalities are introduced. We discuss their relation with the help of asymptotic analysis and present an existence result for a particular diffuse interface model.
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