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Continuum surface stress, CSS

The second fairly modern group of methods introduces (of numerical reasons) a 3D continuous surface force (CSF) or a 3D continuum surface stress (CSS) acting locally within the whole transition region constituting a meso-scale interface. Notice that since we are primarily interested in the interfacial forces, the latter group of techniques were used approximating the surface effects without actually reconstructing the interface. [Pg.352]

For this reason the surface tension force can be interpreted as a correction to the momentum stress tensor, i.e., it represents a continuum surface stress (CSS) tensor. [Pg.354]


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