3D Spinodal Decomposition in the Inertial Regime
V. M. Kendon, J-C. Desplat, P. Bladon, M. E. Cates
Abstract
We simulate late-stage coarsening of a 3D symmetric binary fluid using a lattice Boltzmann method. With reduced lengths and times l and t respectively (scales set by viscosity, density and surface tension) our data sets cover 1 < l < 105, 10 < t < 108. We achieve Reynolds numbers approaching 350. At Re > 100 we find clear evidence of Furukawa's inertial scaling (l ~ t2/3), although the crossover from the viscous regime (l ~ t) is very broad. Though it cannot be ruled out, we find no indication that Re is self-limiting (l ~ t1/2) as proposed by M. Grant and K. R. Elder [Phys. Rev. Lett. 82, 14 (1999)].
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