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most citedThree-dimensional imaging of colloidal glasses under steady shear

252 citations · 561 across the 5 of their papers we have counts for

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10 papers

cond-mat.soft2008

Quantitative imaging of colloidal flows

Lucio Isa, Rut Besseling, Eric R. Weeks +1

We present recent advances in the instrumentation and analysis methods for quantitative imaging of concentrated colloidal suspensions under flow. After a brief review of colloidal…

cond-mat.soft2008110 cited

Slip and flow of hard-sphere colloidal glasses

P. Ballesta, R. Besseling, L. Isa +2

We study the flow of concentrated hard-sphere colloidal suspensions along smooth, non-stick walls using cone-plate rheometry and simultaneous confocal microscopy. In the glass regi…

cond-mat.soft200884 cited

Velocity oscillations in confined channel flows of concentrated colloidal suspensions

Lucio Isa, Rut Besseling, Alexander N. Morozov +1

We study the pressure-driven flow of concentrated colloids confined in glass micro-channels at the single particle level using fast confocal microscopy. For channel to particle siz…

cond-mat.soft2007115 cited

Shear zones and wall slip in the capillary flow of concentrated colloidal suspensions

Lucio Isa, Rut Besseling, Wilson C K Poon

We image the flow of a nearly random close packed, hard-sphere colloidal suspension (a `paste') in a square capillary using confocal microscopy. The flow consists of a `plug' in th…

cond-mat.soft2006252 cited

Three-dimensional imaging of colloidal glasses under steady shear

R. Besseling, Eric R. Weeks, A. B. Schofield +1

Using fast confocal microscopy we image the three-dimensional dynamics of particles in a yielded hard-sphere colloidal glass under steady shear. The structural relaxation, observed…

cond-mat.supr-con2004

Depinning and dynamics of vortices confined in mesoscopic flow channels

R. Besseling, P. H. Kes, T. Droese +1

We study the behavior of vortex matter in artificial flow channels confined by pinned vortices in the channel edges (CE's). The critical current is governed by the interactio…