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1 Definition of Problem THERMOCAPILLARY MIGRATION OF FULLY DEFORMABLE 3D DROPS

2 Parameters

3 Governing Equations and Non-dimensional numbers

4 Test Case: Drop and isolines on the plane Re=Ma=2.5 10 -3 Ca=10 -3 Property Ratios are 1/2 x/a=y/a=z/a=4

5 x/a=5.71 y/a=2.86 z/a=11.43 t*=0.575.7122.85 t*=57.1485.71 Re=20 Ma=60 We=0.0833 Property Ratios are 1/2

6 x/a=5.71 y/a=2.86 z/a=11.43 Re=60 Ma=20 We=0.0833 Property Ratios are 1/2 t*=3.5714 t*=3552.563

7 x/a=6.66 y/a=6.66 z/a=13.33 t*=0.666.6640 t*=66.668086.66 Re=5 Ma=20 We=0.0833 Property Ratios are 1/2

8 x/a v =8 y/a v =8 z/a v =16 t*=6.664066.66 t*=80100114.2 Re=5 Ma=20 We=0.0833 Property Ratios are 1/2

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