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Isotropic phoretic particles do not swim individually but can achieve self-propulsion collectively by spontaneously forming clusters of anisotropic geometry. Click to show full abstract
Isotropic phoretic particles do not swim individually but can achieve self-propulsion collectively by spontaneously forming clusters of anisotropic geometry.
Keywords:
induced self;
clustering induced;
propulsion isotropic;
self propulsion;
isotropic
Journal Title: Soft Matter
Year Published: 2018
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Journal Title: Soft Matter
Year Published: 2018
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