Self Propelled Particles: Dynamics and Behavior of Microswimmers in Complex Environments

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Selfpropelled particles-This chapter introduces the concept of selfpropulsion and its significance in active matter, setting the stage for the exploration of microswimmers

Tsallis entropy-An overview of Tsallis entropy and its relevance to the statistical mechanics of active systems, providing insights into the behavior of selfpropelled particles


Active fluid-Delve into the dynamics of active fluids, exploring how individual particles interact with the medium and influence macroscopic properties


Dirk Helbing-Learn about Dirk Helbing’s contributions to the theory of collective behavior and the modeling of selfpropelled particle systems


Percolation threshold-Understand the concept of percolation threshold and its impact on the collective behavior of selfpropelled particles in disordered systems


Collective motion-Explore the phenomena of collective motion in systems of selfpropelled particles and its connection to statistical physics


Vicsek model-An introduction to the Vicsek model, a fundamental model in the study of collective motion, providing a framework for understanding flocking behavior


Nanomotor-Discover the role of nanomotors in the movement of selfpropelled particles and their applications in various fields, from medicine to robotics


Swarm behaviour-Study the principles of swarm behavior, examining how simple individual rules lead to complex, collective patterns in large systems of microswimmers


Microswimmer-Gain an indepth understanding of the mechanisms and physics behind microswimmers, and how they can be utilized in research and technology


Clustering of selfpropelled particles-Investigate how selfpropelled particles tend to cluster under certain conditions, exploring the factors influencing this behavior


Symmetry breaking of escaping ants-This chapter examines the phenomenon of symmetry breaking in collective systems, with a focus on ants escaping from a confined space


Stringnet liquid-Learn about stringnet liquids and their connection to the behavior of selfpropelled particles in complex, highly correlated systems


Random sequential adsorption-Understand the process of random sequential adsorption, a model for the placement of particles on a surface and its relevance to selfpropelled particles


Sriram Ramaswamy-A tribute to Sriram Ramaswamy’s pioneering work on the dynamics of active matter, with a focus on his contributions to understanding collective behavior


Active matter-This chapter explores the broader field of active matter, examining its properties, behavior, and applications in both theoretical and practical contexts


Landau–Zener formula-Learn about the Landau–Zener formula and its applications to the study of quantum transitions in systems of selfpropelled particles


Scissors Modes-Discover the concept of scissors modes and their implications for understanding the collective dynamics of selfpropelled particles


Micromotor-Investigate the technology and physics behind micromotors, focusing on their potential uses in medicine, environmental monitoring, and more


Maya Paczuski-This chapter highlights the work of Maya Paczuski, examining her contributions to the study of complex systems and active matter


Sharon Glotzer-Learn about Sharon Glotzer’s research on selfassembly and active matter, particularly in relation to the design of new materials and devices

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