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7 papers

cond-mat.soft2026

Accelerating charging dynamics of electric double-layer capacitors

Megh Dutta, Ivan Palaia, Emmanuel Trizac +1

Electric double-layer capacitors (EDLCs), consisting of an ionic fluid between two metallic electrodes, are electrochemical energy storage devices complementary to batteries, allow…

cond-mat.soft2026

Solvent-induced memory effects in a model electrolyte

Sleeba Varghese, Benjamin Rotenberg, Pierre Illien

The fluctuations of ions in polar solvents remain poorly understood theoretically due to the complex coupling between ionic motion and solvent polarization. Indeed, while all-atom…

physics.chem-ph2026

The Angular Localization Function (ALF): a practical tool to measure solvent angular order with Molecular Density Functional Theory

Maïwenn Souetre, Benjamin Rotenberg, Guillaume Jeanmairet

Molecular density functional theory is a powerful technique for efficiently computing the spatially and orientationally dependent equilibrium density of a molecular solvent around…

cond-mat.soft2026

Coupled concentration-charge dynamics in asymmetric 1:1 electrolytes, local transient response and fluctuations

Thê Hoang Ngoc Minh, Sleeba Varghese, Benjamin Rotenberg

We investigate the coupled dynamics of concentration and charge in asymmetric 1:1 electrolytes, focusing on the interplay between diffusion asymmetry and external electric fields.…

physics.app-ph2025

Tunable membrane-less dielectrophoretic microfiltration by crossing interdigitated electrodes

Nicolas Ruyssen, Bastien Oliva, Lylian Challier +2

Separation is a crucial step in the analysis of living microparticles. In particular, the selective microseparation of phytoplankton by size and shape remains an open problem, even…

cond-mat.soft2025

Stochastic density functional theory for ions in a polar solvent

Pierre Illien, Antoine Carof, Benjamin Rotenberg

In recent years, the theoretical description of electrical noise and fluctuation-induced effects in electrolytes has gained a renewed interest, enabled by stochastic field theories…