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physics.flu-dyn201912 cited

Spontaneous onset of convection in a uniform phoretic channel

Sébastien Michelin, Simon Game, Eric Lauga +2

Phoretic mechanisms, whereby gradients of chemical solutes induce surface-driven flows, have recently been used to generate directed propulsion of patterned colloidal particles. Wh…

physics.flu-dyn201938 cited

Collisions and rebounds of chemically-active droplets

Kevin Lippera, Matvey Morozov, Michael Benzaquen +1

Active droplets swim as a result of the nonlinear advective coupling of the distribution of chemical species they consume or release with the Marangoni flows created by their non-u…

physics.flu-dyn201925 cited

Modeling chemo-hydrodynamic interactions of phoretic particles: a unified framework

Akhil Varma, Sebastien Michelin

Phoretic particles exploit local self-generated physico-chemical gradients to achieve self-propulsion at the micron scale. The collective dynamics of a large number of such particl…

physics.flu-dyn20199 cited

Stochastic modelling of a freely rotating disk facing a uniform flow

E. Boujo, O. Cadot

The fluid-structure interaction between a thin circular disk and its turbulent wake is investigated experimentally and described with a low-order stochastic model. The disk faces a…

physics.flu-dyn201977 cited

Nonlinear dynamics of a chemically-active drop: from steady to chaotic self-propulsion

Matvey Morozov, Sebastien Michelin

Individual chemically active drops suspended in a surfactant solution were observed to self-propel spontaneously with straight, helical, or chaotic trajectories. To elucidate how t…

physics.flu-dyn201947 cited

Phoretic and hydrodynamic interactions of weakly-confined autophoretic particles

Eva Kanso, Sebastien Michelin

Phoretic particles self-propel using self-generated physico-chemical gradients at their surface. Within a suspension, they interact hydrodynamically by setting the fluid around the…