We have discovered a peculiar behaviour of the interface between two miscible liquids placed in a finite-size container under horizontal vibration. We provide evidence that periodic wave patterns created by the Kelvin-Helmholtz instability and Faraday waves simultaneously exist in the same system of miscible liquids. We show experimentally in reduced and normal gravity that large-scale frozen waves yield Faraday waves with a smaller wavelength on a diffusive interface. The emergence of the different scale patterns observed in the experiments is confirmed numerically and explained theoretically.SCOPUS: ar.jinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishe
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We study the linear stability of a laterally extended flat two-layer liquid film under the influence...
International audienceObservations performed with CO2 near its critical point onboard sounding rocke...
Faraday first characterised the behaviour of a fluid in a container subjected to vertical periodic o...
This work discusses the role of gravity on the shape of interfacial waves between miscible liquids u...
We consider the response to periodic forcing between 5 Hz and 50 Hz of an interface separating immis...
When a closed vessel containing two stably stratified, immiscible liquids is oscillated in the horiz...
A wide variety of interfacial phenomena occurs in vibrated fluid systems, depending on frequency, am...
One reports experiments and numerical simulations of Faraday waves at the liquidvapor interface of f...
Faraday waves are generated at the air/liquid interface inside an array of square cells. As the free...
Metamaterials enable the emergence of novel physical properties due to the existence of an underlyin...
We report results of an experimental study of Faraday waves that were formed on the interface betwee...
We present a new generic type of pattern generated by bounding walls on the interface between miscib...
We present experimental evidence of the existence of an interfacial instability between two miscible...
International audienceWe study the development and the breaking process of standing waves at the int...
Two viscous miscible liquids with an initially sharp interface oriented vertically inside a cavity b...
We study the linear stability of a laterally extended flat two-layer liquid film under the influence...
International audienceObservations performed with CO2 near its critical point onboard sounding rocke...
Faraday first characterised the behaviour of a fluid in a container subjected to vertical periodic o...