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cond-mat.soft2011★ 11 cited

A Free Energy Landscape for Cage Breaking of Three Hard Disks

Gary L. Hunter, Eric R. Weeks

We investigate cage breaking in dense hard disk systems using a model of three Brownian disks confined within a circular corral. This system has a six-dimensional configuration spa…

cond-mat.soft2011★ 26 cited

Measuring every particle's size from three-dimensional imaging experiments

Rei Kurita, Eric R. Weeks

Often experimentalists study colloidal suspensions that are nominally monodisperse. In reality these samples have a polydispersity of 4-10%. At the level of an individual particle,…

cond-mat.soft2011★ 57 cited

Tracking Rotational Diffusion of Colloidal Clusters

Gary L. Hunter, Kazem V. Edmond, Mark T. Elsesser +1

We describe a novel method of tracking the rotational motion of clusters of colloidal particles. Our method utilizes rigid body transfor- mations to determine the rotations of a cl…

cond-mat.soft2011★ 84 cited

Incompressibility of polydisperse random close packed colloidal particles

Rei Kurita, Eric R. Weeks

We use confocal microscopy to study a random close packed sample of colloidal particles. We introduce an algorithm to estimate the size of each particle. Taking into account their…

cond-mat.soft2011★ 215 cited

On measuring colloidal volume fractions

Wilson C. K. Poon, Eric R. Weeks, C. Patrick Royall

Hard-sphere colloids are popular as models for testing fundamental theories in condensed matter and statistical physics, from crystal nucleation to the glass transition. A single p…

cond-mat.soft2011★ 681 cited

The Physics of the Colloidal Glass Transition

Gary L. Hunter, Eric R. Weeks

As one increases the concentration of a colloidal suspension, the system exhibits a dramatic increase in viscosity. Structurally, the system resembles a liquid, yet motions within…