The Spatial Crossover between Far-From-Equilibrium and Near-Equilibrium Dynamics in Locally Driven Suspensions
arXiv:2010.14125 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.127.038003
Abstract
We examine the response of a quasi-two-dimensional colloidal suspension to a localized circular driving induced by optical tweezers. This approach, a microscale version of rheometry, allows us to resolve over three orders of magnitude in Péclet number () and provide a direct observation of a sharp spatial crossover from far- to near-thermal-equilibrium regions of the suspension. In particular, particles migrate from high to low regions and form strongly inhomogeneous steady-state density profiles with an emerging length scale that does not depend on the particle density and is set by . We show that the phenomenological two phase fluid constitutive model is in line with our results.
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