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Branching in Yield-Stress Fluids

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Below the critical input energy, the gel stretches into a cone.

If the input energy fluidizes the gel, intricate branching patterns form.

If the input energy fluidizes the gel, intricate branching patterns form.

If the input energy fluidizes the gel, intricate branching patterns form.

If the input energy fluidizes the gel, intricate branching patterns form.

If the input energy fluidizes the gel, intricate branching patterns form.

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