Abstract
The nonlinear rupture of a thin liquid film on a horizontal plane is studied by taking into account the effect of a transversely applied uniform magnetic field load. First, a nonlinear evolution equation is derived for film thickness, h(x,t), and then solved numerically. The results show that the time of rupture of a liquid film is increasingly delayed as the magnitude of the magnetic field is increased. The dominant wave number is, however, independent of the magnetic field.
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