Report: Stephanie Mora’s Report
Bubbles rather than fingers are formed when air is injected into red ink in a Hele Shaw cell.
By Yasmin Mazloom, Gardener Nicholas, Janelle Montaya, Vincent Staverosky for Fall 2015 Team Second.
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Bubbles rather than fingers are formed when air is injected into red ink in a Hele Shaw cell.
By Garnder Nichols and Janelle Montoya for Fall 2015 Team Second.
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The Saffman-Taylor fingering instability was formed in a Hele-Shaw cell (a narrow space between parallel plates) as red India ink was injected into the more viscous Tide laundry detergent.
By Janelle Montoya and Gardner Nichols for Fall 2015 Team Second.
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Blue milk and then yellow milk were injected into clear detergent in a Hele Shaw cell to create the Saffman Taylor fingering instability.
By Elizabeth Whitman, Brandon Deneen, Isis Peguero, Devin Sakamoto for Fall 2015 Team First.
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Blue milk and then red water were injected into clear detergent in a Hele Shaw cell to create the Saffman Taylor fingering instability.
By Devin Sakamoto, Brandon Deneen, Isis Peguero, Elizabeth Whitman for Fall 2015 Team First.
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The Saffman-Taylor instability in a Hele Shaw cell resulted from yellow dyed milk injected into a blue detergent, previously injected into clear liquid detergent.
By Isis Peguero, Brandon Deneen, Devin Sakamoto, Elizabeth Whitman for Fall 2015 Team First.
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The Saffman-Taylor instability in a Hele Shaw cell resulted from dyed milk (blue, then yellow) injected into a clear liquid detergent.
By Brandon Deneen, Isis Peguero, Devin Sakamoto, Elizabeth Whitman for Fall 2015 Team First.
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Air pulled into ferrofluid forms the Saffman-Taylor fingering instability as the plates of a Hele-Shaw cell are separated.
By Vigneshwaran Selvaraju, Amanda Kennedy, Athena Ross, Melissa Blackstun for Spring 2014 Team Second.
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Two simultaneous instabilities: food dye and corn syrup exhibit a Marangoni instabiltiy, and dyed water injected into the corn syrup show the Saffman-Taylor fingering instability, all in a Hele Shaw cell.
By Samuel Verplanck and Travis Bildahl for Spring 2014 Team Second.
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