Abstract
A controlling protocol for the traditional viscous fingering instability is presented. By coupling time-dependent injection rates with time-varying electric currents, it is shown via boundary integral simulations that the strategy allows control of the self-similar regime (delay, promote, or suppress) and the relative finger instability size without altering the system's physical parameters.
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