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20042020
most citedSwarming and swirling in self-propelled polar granular rods

405 citations · 783 across the 14 of their papers we have counts for

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14 papers

cond-mat.soft2020

Stretching the limits of dynamic and quasi-static flow testing on limestone powders

Hao Shi, Geoffroy Lumay, Stefan Luding

Powders are a special class of granular matter due to the important role of cohesive forces. The flow behavior of powders depends on the flow states and stress and is therefore dif…

cond-mat.soft2019★ 17 cited

Magnetoelastic instability in soft thin films

M. Poty, F. Weyer, G. Grosjean +2

Ferromagnetic particles are incorporated in a thin soft elastic matrix. A lamella, made of this smart material, is studied experimentally and modeled. We show herein that thin film…

cond-mat.soft2015★ 17 cited

Flow of magnetic repelling grains in a two-dimensional silo

G. Lumay, J. Schockmel, D. Henández-Enríquez +3

During a typical silo discharge, the material flow rate is determined by the contact forces between the grains. Here, we report an original study concerning the discharge of a two-…

cond-mat.soft2015★ 19 cited

Statics and dynamics of magnetocapillary bonds

Guillaume Lagubeau, Galien Grosjean, Alexis Darras +3

When ferromagnetic particles are suspended at an interface under magnetic fields, dipole-dipole interactions compete with capillary attraction. This combination of forces has recen…

physics.flu-dyn2015★ 71 cited

Remote control of self-assembled microswimmers

Galien Grosjean, Guillaume Lagubeau, Alexis Darras +3

Physics governing the locomotion of microorganisms and other microsystems is dominated by viscous damping. An effective swimming strategy involves the non-reciprocal and periodic d…

cond-mat.dis-nn2015

Toward Bernal Random Loose Packing through freeze-thaw cycling

F. Ludewig, N. Vandewalle, S. Dorbolo +2

We study the effect of freeze-thaw cycling on the packing fraction of equal spheres immersed in water. The water located between the grains experiences a dilatation during freezing…