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Fig. 6
Left hand side
Scheme of the cell with its dimensions (in mm) for
ʲ
=
0.785 rad
(
45
◦
)
.
Right hand side
theoretical profile (
curve
) and experimental data (
symbols
), here
ʱ =
0.01659 rad
Fig. 7
Picture of the
experimental equilibrium
profile for
ʲ =
0.785 rad
45
◦
)
(
and
ʱ =
0.0166 rad
The actual dimensions of the cell are given in Fig.
5
. There, we also show the
plot of the theoretical profile Eq. (
7
) as well as the experimental data obtained from
Fig.
3
. The fit is very fine.
In Fig.
6
we show a scheme of the cell and the plot of the actual equilibrium profile
45
◦
)
for
ʲ
=
0.785 rad
(
and
ʱ
=
0.0166 rad. Data were taken from Fig.
7
. Clearly
the fit is very good.
3 Dynamical Evolution
The equilibrium profile is attained after a succession of free surfaces. In Fig.
8
we
show a plot with several free surfaces obtained at several time instants. Such a
behavior is very similar to that occurring in the normal Taylor-Hauksbee cell (Higuera
et al.
2008
). In spite of this result, the times to reach the equilibrium between the
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