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In this paper, the interfacial motion between two immiscible viscous fluids in the confined geometry of a Hele-Shaw cell is studied. We consider the influence of a thin wetting film trailing behind the displaced fluid, which dynamically affects the pressure drop at the fluid-fluid interface by introducing a nonlinear dependence on the interfacial velocity. In this framework, two cases of interest are analyzed The injection-driven flow (expanding evolution), and the lifting plate flow (shrinking evolution). In particular, we investigate the possibility of controlling the development of fingering instabilities in these two different Hele-Shaw setups when wetting effects are taken into account. By employing linear stability theory, we find the proper time-dependent injection rate Q(t) and the time-dependent lifting speed b[over ̇](t) required to control the number of emerging fingers during the expanding and shrinking evolution, respectively. Our results indicate that the consideration of wetting leads to an increase in the magnitude of Q(t) [and b[over ̇](t)] in comparison to the nonwetting strategy. Moreover, a spectrally accurate boundary integral approach is utilized to examine the validity and effectiveness of the controlling protocols at the fully nonlinear regime of the dynamics and confirms that the proposed injection and lifting schemes are feasible strategies to prescribe the morphologies of the resulting patterns in the presence of the wetting film.Evacuation dynamics of pedestrians in a square room with one exit is studied. The movement of the pedestrians is guided by the static floor field model. Whenever multiple pedestrians are trying to move to the same target position, a game theoretical framework is introduced to address the conflict. https://www.selleckchem.com/products/tak-243-mln243.html Depending on the payoff matrix, the game that the pedestrians are involved in may be either hawk-dove or prisoner's dilemma, from which the reaped payoffs determine the capacities, or probabilities, of the pedestrians occupying the preferred vacant sites. The pedestrians are allowed to adjust their strategies when competing with others, and a parameter κ is utilized to characterize the extent of their self-interest. It is found that self-interest may induce either positive or negative impacts on the evacuation dynamics depending on whether it can facilitate the formation of collective cooperation in the population or not. Particularly, a resonance-like performance of evacuation is realized in the regime of prisoner's dilemma. The effects of placing an obstacle in front of the exit and the diversity of responses of the pedestrians to the space competition on the evacuation dynamics are also discussed.We investigate the local and long-range structure of several space-filling cellular patterns bubbles in a quasi-two-dimensional foam, and Voronoi constructions made around points that are uncorrelated (Poisson patterns), low discrepancy (Halton patterns), and displaced from a lattice by Gaussian noise (Einstein patterns). We study local structure with distributions of quantities including cell areas and side numbers. The former is the widest for the bubbles making foams the most locally disordered, while the latter show no major differences between the cellular patterns. To study long-range structure, we begin by representing the cellular systems as patterns of points, both unweighted and weighted by cell area. For this, foams are represented by their bubble centroids and the Voronoi constructions are represented by the centroids as well as the points from which they are created. Long-range structure is then quantified in two ways by the spectral density, and by a real-space analog where the variance of density fluctuations for a set of measuring windows of diameter D is made more intuitive by conversion to the distance h(D) from the window boundary where these fluctuations effectively occur. The unweighted bubble centroids have h(D) that collapses for the different ages of the foam with random Poissonian fluctuations at long distances. The area-weighted bubble centroids and area-weighted Voronoi points all have constant h(D)=h_e for large D; the bubble centroids have the smallest value h_e=0.084sqrt[〈a〉], meaning they are the most uniform. Area-weighted Voronoi centroids exhibit collapse of h(D) to the same constant h_e=0.084sqrt[〈a〉] as for the bubble centroids. A similar analysis is performed on the edges of the cells and the spectra of h(D) for the foam edges show h(D)∼D^1-ε where ε=0.30±0.15.We consider coupled network dynamics under uncorrelated noises, but only a subset of the network and their node dynamics can be observed. The effects of hidden nodes on the dynamics of the observed nodes can be viewed as having an extra effective noise acting on the observed nodes. These effective noises possess spatial and temporal correlations whose properties are related to the hidden connections. The spatial and temporal correlations of these effective noises are analyzed analytically and the results are verified by simulations on undirected and directed weighted random networks and small-world networks. Furthermore, by exploiting the network reconstruction relation for the observed network noisy dynamics, we propose a scheme to infer information of the effects of the hidden nodes such as the total number of hidden nodes and the weighted total hidden connections on each observed node. The accuracy of these results are demonstrated by explicit simulations.Hydrodynamic stagnation converts flow energy into internal energy. Here we develop a technique to directly analyze this hydrodynamic-dissipation process, which also yields a lengthscale associated with the conversion of flow energy to internal energy. We demonstrate the usefulness of this analysis for finding and comparing the hydrodynamic-stagnation dynamics of implosions theoretically, and in a test application to Z-pinch implosion data.The dynamics of a driven, damped pendulum as used in mechanical clocks is numerically investigated. In addition to the analysis of well-known mechanisms such as chronometer escapement, the unusual properties of Harrison's grasshopper escapement are explored, giving some insights regarding the dynamics of this system. Both the steady-state operation and transient effects are discussed, indicating the optimal condition for stable long-term clock accuracy. The possibility of chaotic motion is investigated.
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