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      Evolution of Gaussian wave packets in capillary jets 

      García García, Francisco Javier; González García, Heliodoro; Gómez-Aguilar, Francisco José; Castrejón-Pita, Alfonso A.; Castrejón-Pita, José Rafael (American Physical Society, 2019)
      A temporal analysis of the evolution of Gaussian wave packets in cylindrical capillary jets is presented through both a ...
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      Minimal formulation of the linear spatial analysis of capillary jets: Validity of the two-mode approach 

      González García, Heliodoro; Vázquez González, Pedro Ángel; García García, Francisco Javier; Guerrero Millán, Joséfa (American Physical Society, 2018)
      A rigorous and complete formulation of the linear evolution of harmonically stimulated capillary jets should include ...
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      Self-Stimulated Capillary Jet 

      González García, Heliodoro; Arcenegui, Juan; García García, Francisco Javier; Castrejón-Pita, José Rafael; Castrejón-Pita, Alfonso A. (American Physical Society, 2021-01)
      Inspired by Savart’s pioneering work, we study the self-stimulated dynamics of a capillary jet. The feedback loop is ...
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      Spatial modes in one-dimensional models for capillary jets 

      Guerrero Millán, Joséfa; González García, Heliodoro; García García, Francisco Javier (American Physical Society, 2016)
      One-dimensional (1D) models are widely employed to simplify the analysis of axisymmetric capillary jets. These models ...
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      The breakup length of harmonically stimulated capillary jets 

      García García, Francisco Javier; González García, Heliodoro; Castrejón-Pita, José Rafael; Castrejón-Pita, Alfonso A. (American Institute of Physics, 2014)
      A simple transfer function that can predict the breakup length of a pressure-modulated capillary jet is rigorously deduced ...