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Isotropic Measures and Maximizing Ellipsoids: Between John and Loewner
Shiri Artstein-Avidan, David Katzin
We define a one parameter family of positions of a convex body which interpolates between the John position and the Loewner position: for , we say that is in maximal inter…
Linking particle dynamics to local connectivity in colloidal gels
Jan Maarten van Doorn, Jochem Bronkhorst, Ruben Higler +2
Colloidal gels are a prototypical example of a heterogeneous network solid whose complex properties are governed by thermally-activated dynamics. In this Letter we experimentally e…
Anomalous dynamics of interstitial dopants in soft crystals
Justin Tauber, Ruben Higler, Joris Sprakel
The dynamics of interstitial dopants governs the properties of a wide variety of doped crystalline materials. To describe the hopping dynamics of such interstitial impurities, clas…
A universal shape function for rising jets
Cees J. M. van Rijn, Willem G. N. van Heugten, Egbert Boeker
A small drop that splashes into a deep liquid sometimes reappears as a small rising jet, for example when a water drop splashes into a pool or when coffee drips into a cup. Here we…
Criticality and mechanical enhancement in composite fibre networks
Jan Maarten van Doorn, Luuk Lageschaar, Joris Sprakel +1
Many biological materials consist of sparse networks of disordered fibres, embedded in a soft elastic matrix. The interplay between rigid and soft elements in such composite networ…
Analysis of ionic conductance of carbon nanotubes
P. M. Biesheuvel, M. Z. Bazant
We use space-charge (SC) theory (also called the capillary pore model) to describe the ionic conductance, , of charged carbon nanotubes (CNTs). Based on the reversible adsorptio…