A 2D array of disks under stress replicates several statistical features of seismic phenomena. This is an interesting reading by S. Lherminier, R. Planet, V. Levy dit Vehl, G. Simon, L. Vanel, K.J. Måløy and O. Ramos on how 2D disks under stress mimic earthquakes. This article is published in PRL, featured in Focus on Physics, highlighted in Physics World and Science Editor’s Choice.
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- - Research Theme 1: Thermodynamics of flow in porous media
- - Research Theme 2: Steady-state experiments and coarse-grained modeling
- - Research Theme 3: Experimental characterization of immiscible two-phase flow in porous media
- - Research Theme 4: Nanoporous Media and Gels
- - Research Theme 5: Thermodynamic Driving Forces
- - Research Theme 6: Microfluidics and field studies
- - Research Theme 7: Deformable porous media
- - Research Theme 8: Applications
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- For students
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- Open Positions
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