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most citedClustering of Self-Propelled Triangles with Surface Roughness

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8 papers

cond-mat.soft2026

Phase-Field Models for Particle-Stabilised Emulsions

Elisabeth C. Eij, Joost de Graaf, Martin F. Haase +1

Particle-stabilised emulsions are a cornerstone of soft matter science due to their broad application and fundamental relevance. Computer simulations provide key insights into the…

physics.flu-dyn2025

Hydrodynamic Interactions in Particle Suspensions: A Perspective on Stokesian Dynamics

Kim William Torre, Joost de Graaf

Stokesian Dynamics (SD) is a numerical framework used for simulating hydrodynamic interactions in particle suspensions at low Reynolds number. It combines far-field approximations…

cond-mat.soft2024

The Geometry behind the Glass Transition and Frictional Jamming in Systems of Two-Dimensional Hard Disks

Joost de Graaf

The relation between dynamics and structure in systems of Brownian bidisperse 2D hard disks with arrested dynamics is examined using numerical simulations. Surprisingly, the suspen…

cond-mat.soft2022

Structuring Colloidal Gels via Micro-Bubble Oscillations

Kim William Torre, Joost de Graaf

Locally (re)structuring colloidal gels $\unicode{x2013}$ micron-sized particles forming a connected network with arrested dynamics $\unicode{x2013}$ enables precise tuning of the m…

cond-mat.soft2018

Self-Thermoelectrophoresis at Low Salinity

Joost de Graaf, Sela Samin

A locally heated Janus colloid can achieve motion in a fluid through the coupling of dissolved ions and the medium's polarizibility to an imposed temperature gradient, an effect kn…

cond-mat.soft2016

Nanoparticle Translocation through Conical Nanopores: A Finite Element Study of Electrokinetic Transport

Georg Rempfer, Sascha Ehrhardt, Christian Holm +1

Recent years have seen a surge of interest in nanopores because such structures show a strong potential for characterizing nanoparticles, proteins, DNA, and even single molecules.…