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Variational formulation of active nematic fluids: theory and simulation
The structure and dynamics of important biological quasi-two-dimensional systems, ranging from cytoskeletal gels to tissues, are controlled by nematic order, flow, defects and activity.
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Spatiotemporal chaos and defect proliferation in polar-apolar active mixture
Chaotic transitions in inertial fluids typically proceed through a direct energy cascade from large to small scales. In contrast, active systems—composed of self-propelled units—inject energy at microscopic scales and therefore exhibit an inverse cascade,
Partha Sarathi Mondal +2 more
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Active matter describes systems, such as bacterial suspensions, cellular tissue or cytoskeleton biopolymers, that extract energy from their surroundings at the single-particle level and convert it into mechanical work. The resulting active work can be manifested in the form of self-propulsion and stress generation. The continuous injection of energy or
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Three-dimensional spontaneous flow transition in a homeotropic active nematic
Active nematics are driven, non-equilibrium systems relevant to biological processes including tissue mechanics and morphogenesis, and to active metamaterials in general.
Vincenzo J. Pratley +3 more
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Statistical properties of autonomous flows in 2D active nematics. [PDF]
Lemma LM +4 more
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Majorana quasiparticles and topological phases in 3D active nematics. [PDF]
Head LC +10 more
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Probing active nematics with in situ microfabricated elastic inclusions. [PDF]
Vélez-Cerón I +3 more
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Motor crosslinking augments elasticity in active nematics.
Redford SA +10 more
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Orienting field effects on the flow of an active nematic liquid crystal in a channel. [PDF]
Walton J, McKay G, Mottram NJ.
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