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i-Rheo-Tempo: A Model-Free, Quadrature-Free Reconstruction of the Shear Relaxation Modulus from Complex Viscosity
Jorge Ramírez, Manlio Tassieri
Reliable transformation between frequency- and time-domain material functions remains a central challenge in linear viscoelasticity due to finite bandwidth, discrete sampling, and…
Persistence length and plateau modulus of semiflexible entangled polymers in primitive chain network simulations
Yuichi Masubuchi, Manlio Tassieri, Giovanni Ianniruberto +1
The relationship between the plateau modulus (G_0) and the persistence length (L_p) of entangled semiflexible polymers is still uncertain. Some previous theoretical models have pre…
Fluorescence Lifetime Hong-Ou-Mandel Sensing
Ashley Lyons, Vytautas Zickus, Raúl Álvarez-Mendoza +5
Fluorescence Lifetime Imaging Microscopy in the time domain is typically performed by recording the arrival time of photons either by using electronic time tagging or a gated detec…
The role of elastic instability on the self-assembly of particle chains in simple shear flow
Matthew G. Smith, Graham M. Gibson, Andreas Link +4
Flow-Induced Self-Assembly (FISA) is the phenomena of particle chaining in viscoelastic fluids while experiencing shear flow. FISA has a large number of applications across many fi…
Living Cells as a Biological Analog of Optical Tweezers -- a Non-Invasive Microrheology Approach
William Hardiman, Matt Clark, Claire Friel +5
Microrheology, the study of fluids on micron length-scales, promises to reveal insights into cellular biology, including mechanical biomarkers of disease and the interplay between…
Machine learning opens a doorway for microrheology with optical tweezers in living systems
Matthew G. Smith, Jack Radford, Eky Febrianto +6
It has been argued [Tassieri, \textit{Soft Matter}, 2015, \textbf{11}, 5792] that linear microrheology with optical tweezers (MOT) of living systems ``\textit{is not an option}'',…