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Interacting Droplets: Collective Dynamics

  • Shashi ThutupalliEmail author
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Abstract

Interacting self propelled particles (SPPs) have implications in a broad range of systems. Living matter exhibits pattern formation due to interacting self propelled units at various scales, from human crowds, herds, bird flocks, and fish schools [1–3] to bacterial swarms [4], and even down to a molecular level in the dynamics of actin and tubulin filaments [5].

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Tracer Particle Droplet Diameter Hydrodynamic Interaction Mean Square Displacement Areal Density 
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  1. 1.Department of PhysicsPrinceton UniversityPrincetonUSA

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