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cond-mat.soft2012★ 21 cited

Unexpected decoupling of stretching and bending modes in protein gels

Thomas Gibaud, Alessio Zaccone, Emanuela Del Gado +2

We show that gels formed by arrested spinodal decomposition of protein solutions exhibit elastic properties in two distinct frequency domains, both elastic moduli exhibiting a rema…

cond-mat.soft2012★ 21 cited

Modelling Washboard Road: from experimental measurements to linear stability analysis

Baptiste Percier, Sébastien Manneville, Nicolas Taberlet

When submitted to the repeated passages of vehicles unpaved roads made of sand or gravel can develop a ripply pattern known as washboard or corrugated road. We propose a stability…

cond-mat.soft2012★ 143 cited

Hydrodynamics of confined active fluids

Tommaso Brotto, Jean-Baptiste Caussin, Eric Lauga +1

We theoretically describe the dynamics of swimmer populations confined in thin liquid films. We first demonstrate that hydrodynamic interactions between confined swimmers only depe…

cond-mat.soft2012★ 135 cited

Simple and faithful nonlinear field equations for aligning self-propelled rods

Anton Peshkov, Igor S. Aranson, Eric Bertin +2

We derive a set of minimal yet complete nonlinear field equations describing the collective properties of self-propelled rods from a simple microscopic starting point, the Vicsek m…

cond-mat.soft2012★ 172 cited

Rheological hysteresis in soft glassy materials

Thibaut Divoux, Vincent Grenard, Sébastien Manneville

The nonlinear rheology of a soft glassy material is captured by its constitutive relation, shear stress vs shear rate, which is most generally obtained by sweeping up or down the s…

cond-mat.soft2012★ 82 cited

Continuous theory of active matter systems with metric-free interactions

Anton Peshkov, Sandrine Ngo, Eric Bertin +2

We derive a hydrodynamic description of metric-free active matter: starting from self-propelled particles aligning with neighbors defined by "topological" rules, not metric zones,…