activity
20032008
most citedNo many-scallop theorem: Collective locomotion of reciprocal swimmers

99 citations · 153 across the 3 of their papers we have counts for

collaborators

8 papers

cond-mat.stat-mech2008

Irreversibility and self-organisation in hydrodynamic echo experiments

Gustavo During, Denis Bartolo, Jorge Kurchan

We discuss the reversible-irreversible transition in low-Reynolds hydrodynamic systems driven by external cycling actuation. We introduce a set of models with no auto-organisation,…

cond-mat.soft200899 cited

No many-scallop theorem: Collective locomotion of reciprocal swimmers

Eric Lauga, Denis Bartolo

To achieve propulsion at low Reynolds number, a swimmer must deform in a way that is not invariant under time-reversal symmetry; this result is known as the scallop theorem. We sho…

physics.flu-dyn200854 cited

Rotational dynamics of a soft filament: wrapping transition and propulsive forces

Naïs Coq, Olivia Du Roure, Joel Marthelot +2

We analyze experimentally the shape of a long elastic filament rotating in a viscous liquid. We identify a continuous but sharp transition from a straight to an helical shape, resu…

cond-mat.soft2005

Bouncing or sticky droplets: impalement transitions on superhydrophobic micropatterned surfaces

Denis Bartolo, Farid Bouamrirene, Emilie Verneuil +3

When a liquid drops impinges a hydrophobic rough surface it can either bounce off the surface (fakir droplets) or be impaled and strongly stuck on it (Wenzel droplets). The analysi…

physics.flu-dyn2005

Retraction dynamics of aquous drops upon impact on nonwetting surfaces

Denis Bartolo, Christophe Josserand, Daniel Bonn

We study the impact and subsequent retraction dynamics of liquid droplets upon high-speed impact on hydrophobic surfaces. Performing extensive experiments, we show that the drop re…

cond-mat.stat-mech2003

Effects of intermediate bound states in dynamic force spectroscopy

Imre Derenyi, Denis Bartolo, Armand Ajdari

We revisit here some aspects of the interpretation of dynamic force spectroscopy experiments. The standard theory predicts a typical unbinding force linearly proportional to…