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. 2012 Oct 4;109(45):18327–18331. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1207634109

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Fig. 4. — Universal thinning dynamics in the thermal fluctuation-dominated regime (same color convention as in Fig. 3). The dynamics is presented in radius and time reduced with the correlation length and relaxation time . (Upper Inset) Power law fit, with exponent forced to 0.42, of the whole set of data belonging to the thermal fluctuation regime. (Lower Inset) Variation of the neck radius at the thinning regime cross-over vs. ; the error bars add the statistical determination by different methods (best fits around the cross-over and largest temporal window) and the measurement error.

Inline graphic — Universal thinning dynamics in the thermal fluctuation-dominated regime (same color convention as in Fig. 3). The dynamics is presented in radius and time reduced with the correlation length and relaxation time . (Upper Inset) Power law fit, with exponent forced to 0.42, of the whole set of data belonging to the thermal fluctuation regime. (Lower Inset) Variation of the neck radius at the thinning regime cross-over vs. ; the error bars add the statistical determination by different methods (best fits around the cross-over and largest temporal window) and the measurement error.