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Physical Review Letters – 29 July 2002
Volume 89, Issue 5

Simulation of convection in a heated ethanol-water fluid layer. At top is the alcohol concentration; the bottom image shows streamlines of the mean velocity field (blue) and concentration current (green). In this simulation, localized convective flow is driven in a stable quiescent fluid at heating rates too low for any extended convection to occur. [D. Jung and M. Lücke, Phys. Rev. Lett. 89, 054502 (2002)]

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