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    Effects of gravity on equilibrium crystal shapes: Droplets hung on a wall

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    1987-04
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    Zia, Royce K. P.
    Gittis, A.
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    Abstract
    General properties of equilibrium crystal shapes pinned on a vertical wall and subject to gravity are sought. For two-dimensional crystals, or three-dimensional ones with axial symmetry held in suitable geometries, we are able to express the results in terms of the well-known gravity-free Wulff-Winterbottom shapes. All results are valid for an arbitrary, given, orientation-dependent surface-tension function.
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