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Active fluid

An active fluid is a densely packed soft material whose constituent elements can directly inject and dissipate energy. Examples include dense suspensions of bacteria, microtubule networks or artificial swimmers. These materials come under the broad category of active matter and differ significantly in properties when compared to passive fluids, which can…

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Active fluid

Nodes26
Edges25
Triples27
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.076923
Components1

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Active fluid

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related to Mechanism and modelling approaches · 7
Active fluid → An, It, Modified, More, Such, The, Vicsek
related to Pattern formation · 4
Active fluid → Active, But, From, These
related to Active turbulence · 3
Active fluid → But, Chaotic, Such
related to Examples and observations · 3
Active fluid → It, There, This
related to Terminology · 3
Active fluid → Active, The, While
is a · 1
Active fluid → densely packed soft material whose constituent elements can directly inject and dissipate energy
has application · 1
Active fluid → Furthermore

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active fluids states systems turbulence applications constituent include well various properties different formation liquid hydrodynamic elements matter shown variety exhibited

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Active fluidis adensely packed soft material whose constituent elements can directly inject and dissipate energy0.90text
regularinstance ofIt is known that these systems form a variety of structures0.80text
irregular lattices as well as seemingly random states in two dimensions.Pattern formationActive fluids have been shown to organize into regularinstance ofIt is known that these systems form a variety of structures0.80text
irregular lattices in a variety of settingsinstance ofIt is known that these systems form a variety of structures0.80text
powering of molecular motors through active turbulenceinstance ofPotential applicationsA few technological applications for active fluids have been proposed0.80text
patterned stateinstance ofPotential applicationsA few technological applications for active fluids have been proposed0.80text
Active fluidhas applicationFurthermore0.60section
Active fluidrelated to Active turbulenceChaotic0.60section
Active fluidrelated to Active turbulenceSuch0.60section
Active fluidrelated to Active turbulenceBut0.60section
Active fluidrelated to Examples and observationsThere0.60section
Active fluidrelated to Examples and observationsThis0.60section

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