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Fluid flocks with inertia

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DNMW03 - Optimal design of soft matter - including a celebration of Women in Materials Science (WMS)

I will show that inertia can stabilise flocks in bulk fluid provided their order is vectorial, not nematic, and their active stresses are extensile. Among our results is a flocking transition driven by inertia, and two kinds of turbulent states, one of which is ordered “phase turbulence”. This work was done with Rayan Chatterjee, Aditi Simha and Prasad Perlekar.

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