Comment on Ihle, "Towards a quantitative kinetic theory of polar active matter"
arXiv:1404.3950 · doi:10.1140/epjst/e2014-02202-3
Abstract
A comment on the preprint "Towards a quantitative kinetic theory of polar active matter" by T. Ihle, arXiv:1401.8056.
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