Collective ring formation in active matter

Debraj Dutta; Urna Basu

doi:10.1039/d6sm00679e

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Collective ring formation in active matter

Debraj Dutta, Urna Basu

Soft Matter2026doi:10.1039/d6sm00679e

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Abstract

Attractively coupled active particles self-organize into rings through competition between self-propulsion and attraction. Despite similar structures, ABPs and RTPs show distinct spatial fluctuations due to their different reorientation dynamics.

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Debraj Dutta#1 Urna Basu#2

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