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The Effect of Surface Tension Anisotropy on the Rayleigh Instability in Materials Systems K.F. Gurski and G.B. McFadden Mathematical and Computational Sciences Division National Institute of Standards and Technology Introduction to the Rayleigh instability Anisotropic surface energy 2-D equilibrium shapes Rayleigh instability for anisotropic surface energy Conclusions and future work Thanks to S.H. Davis NASA Microgravity, NSF NIRT (NWU)

Rayleigh Instability

Inkjet Printing From Pimbley et al. [1977]. Breakup of a liquid jet into drops.

Cellular Growth during Directional Solidification From Kurowski et al. [1989]. Breakup of liquid grooves into drops during solidification of CBr4.

Instability of Rod Morphology During Monotectic Growth From Majumdar et al. [1996]. Breakup of aligned rods into drops during cooperative monotectic growth of Zinc-Bismuth..

Nanobridge From Kondo et al. [1997]. Free-standing bridge formed by using electron beam irradiation in an ultrahigh vacuum electron microscope.

Quantum Wires From Chen et al. [2000]. STM topographs showing ErSi2 (011) nanowires grown on a flat Si(001) substrate. The Si terraces increase in height from deep blue to green.

Possible Reasons for Enhanced Stability Quantum effects (Kassubek et al. [2001]). Elastic effects with substrate (Chen et al. [2000]) Stabilization by contact angle (McCullum et al. [1996]) Radial thermal gradients (McFadden et al. [1993]) Surface energy anisotropy (this work)

Anisotropic Gibbs-Thomson Equation

Cahn-Hoffman Xi-Vector (2-D)

Cahn-Hoffman Xi-Vector (3-D)

2-D Rod from 3-D Equilibrium Shape

Shape Perturbation

Surface Energy

Eigenvalue Problem

Eigenvalue Problem

Isotropic Surface Energy

Ellipsoidal Surface Energy

3-D Equilibrium Shapes for -1/18 < 4 <1/12 Cubic Material 3-D Equilibrium Shapes for -1/18 < 4 <1/12 High-Symmetry Orientations: [001], [011], [111]

Cubic Material

Asymptotics for |4|<< 1

Numerics SLEIGN2: Associated Sturm–Liouville Solver Spectral Decomposition with RS (a real symmetric eigenvalue routine)

[001] Orientation 4 = 1/12 0 -1/18 < 4 < 1/12 1 2

[011] Orientation -1/18 < 4 < 1/12

011 Orientation 0 1 2

111 Orientation

Generalized Gauss Curvature

Conclusions Future Work Anisotropic surface energy plays a significant role in the stability of a rod. Both the magnitude and sign of the anisotropy determine whether the contribution promotes or suppresses the Rayleigh instability. Different cubic orientations react quite differently to the surface tension anisotropy. Future Work Missing orientations Contact angles Elastic effects

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