Solid-Liquid Interface Motion is a physical phenomenon in solidification modeling characterized by the time-dependent advancement or recession of the boundary separating the solid and liquid phases during phase transformation, driven by local thermal and solutal gradients.
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Self-Propelled Leidenfrost Droplets
Heiner Linke, Benjamín Alemán, Laura Melling et al. · Physical Review Letters · 2006 · 560 citations
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