… -D Rayleigh–Taylor instability, see Li et al.The simulations of bubble merger presented in this
… The average resolution per bubble is about 2020 in the horizontal cross section. Based on …

… The bubble merger process is also demonstrated from the … bubble, but enhances the
mixing rate of multiple bubbles at a late time. The bubble merger of Rayleigh–Taylor instability …

… We also note that the increase in wavelength resulting from bubble merger leads to an
increase in the effective compressibility. A second phenomenon is the change of flow to a bubbly, …

… Thus we can infer a simple criterion for the onset of Taylor instability at the interface … Nor
does available information suffice to validate the rules of bubble merger which we have adopted. …

… the bubble merger time is proportional to the time it takes the bubble to rise by one bubble
… as the fraction of a bubble diameter the bubble must rise before merger takes place, so that …

… The models differ by their description of self-similarity, which can occur in two limiting ways,
namely, by the non-linear coupling of saturated bubbles (merger) and by the amplification …

… We begin by briefly describing the nonequilibrium statistical-mechanics bubble-merger model
of the mixing front, and the scaling laws obtained by its application to RT and RM problems…

… Furthermore, we show that while small scale perturbations reduce αb in the CRTI by
enhancing the bubble merger effect, they can enhance αb in ARTI because of the vorticity-driven …

… In this paper, we investigate the RT instability with a complex … We find that the dominant
bubbles and spikes produced … that promotes bubble merger and another for bubble competition. …

… We investigate on the National Ignition Facility the ablative Rayleigh-Taylor instability in the
… show that a bubble-merger regime for the Rayleigh-Taylor instability at an ablation front is …