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Thin film extensional flow of a transversely isotropic viscous fluid
M. Hopwood, B. Harding, J. E. F. Green +1
Many biological materials such as cervical mucus and collagen gel possess a fibrous micro-structure. This micro-structure affects the emergent mechanical properties of the material…
The benefits of peer transparency in safe workplace operation post pandemic lockdown
Arkady Wey, Alan Champneys, Rosemary J Dyson +2
The benefits, both in terms of productivity and public health, are investigated for different levels of engagement with the test, trace and isolate procedures in the context of a p…
Lockhart with a twist: modelling cellulose microfibril deposition and reorientation reveals twisting plant cell growth mechanisms
Jeevanjyoti Chakraborty, Jingxi Luo, Rosemary J Dyson
Plant morphology emerges from cellular growth and structure. The turgor-driven diffuse growth of a cell can be highly anisotropic: significant longitudinally and negligible radiall…
Regularized Stokeslet rings - an efficient method for axisymmetric Stokes flow, with application to the growing pollen tube
James Tyrrell, David J Smith, Rosemary J Dyson
The method of regularized Stokeslets, based on the divergence-free exact solution to the equations of highly viscous flow due to a spatially-smoothed concentrated force, is widely…
Viscous propulsion in active transversely-isotropic media: Corrigendum
Gemma Cupples, Rosemary J. Dyson, David J. Smith
We report a corrigendum to the paper 'Viscous propulsion in active transversely-isotropic media' [J. Fluid Mech. 812, 501-524, 2017 / arxiv 1608.01451].
Influences of transversely-isotropic rheology and translational diffusion on the stability of active suspensions
Craig R. Holloway, Gemma Cupples, David J. Smith +3
Suspensions of self-motile, elongated particles are a topic of significant current interest, exemplifying a form of `active matter'. Examples include self-propelling bacteria, alga…