In silico characterization of asymmetric active polar emulsions

In this paper an in silico study of the behavior of an active polar emulsion is reported, focusing on the case of a highly off-symmetric ratio between the polar (active) and passive components, both for the extensile and contractile case. In absence of activity the system is characterized by an hexa...

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Main Authors: Negro, G., Carenza, L. N., Digregorio, P., Gonnella, G., Lamura, A.
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