Unraveling the Salvinia Paradox: Design Principles for Submerged Superhydrophobicity

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With the present definitions of the parameters the atomistic and macroscopic results are in fair agreement and show the same trends; in order to obtain a stringent quantitative comparison however one might need to consider effects such as the liquid compressibility or the details of the barostat. These more technical issues which do not affect the present results are deferred to future work.

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