Active Brownian particles drive polymer condensates into percolated networks that persist via topological winding even after the particles are removed, creating activity-induced memory in a fluid.
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Active Ornstein-Uhlenbeck particles retain a Brownian f^{-2} spectrum in free space with a persistence-frequency crossover, while confinement produces a two-plateau structure from double trapping and an f^{-4} regime from ballistic transients.
Candidate-dependent extremal alignment in topological active matter generates self-confined, spatially structured flocks by factorizing decision utility into average score times neighbor count.
Number fluctuation signals N(t) distinguish self-propelled particle models via differences in reorientation dynamics.
A chirality-switching model of 2D active particles produces robust topological edge currents in confinement and at phase-separation interfaces, distinct from standard motility-induced phase separation.
Exact solution for anisotropic mobility in trapped self-propelled particles yields non-monotonic negative excess kurtosis and a strictly sub-Gaussian steady-state distribution that displaces the particle into high-potential regions.
Mapping spatial motility variations to stochastic switching allows analytical prediction of diffusion and density patterns for delayed active colloids, matching experiments across scales.
Hybrid Wigner analysis of quantum active matter produces analytical MSD with t^6 (and under specific ICs t^7) scaling for long persistence and large active noise, plus explicit onset times.
Wedge confinement changes the magnitude and direction of a self-diffusiophoretic particle's velocity through reflected concentration fields in the far-field limit.
Bath memory reshapes transport patterns in the extended phase of the AAH transition but mainly renormalizes timescales in the localized phase.
An inertial chiral active Brownian particle confined in a harmonic potential transitions from Gaussian to platykurtic position distribution when harmonic and chiral frequencies match, confirmed by kurtosis dip and non-monotonic MSD.
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Active Particles Imprint Persistent Percolating Networks in Polymer Condensates
Active Brownian particles drive polymer condensates into percolated networks that persist via topological winding even after the particles are removed, creating activity-induced memory in a fluid.
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Power spectral density of trajectories of active Ornstein-Uhlenbeck particles
Active Ornstein-Uhlenbeck particles retain a Brownian f^{-2} spectrum in free space with a persistence-frequency crossover, while confinement produces a two-plateau structure from double trapping and an f^{-4} regime from ballistic transients.
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Spatially Structured Cohesion from Extremal Alignment in Topological Active Matter
Candidate-dependent extremal alignment in topological active matter generates self-confined, spatially structured flocks by factorizing decision utility into average score times neighbor count.
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Number fluctuations distinguish different self-propelling dynamics
Number fluctuation signals N(t) distinguish self-propelled particle models via differences in reorientation dynamics.
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Designing topological edge currents in chiral active matter
A chirality-switching model of 2D active particles produces robust topological edge currents in confinement and at phase-separation interfaces, distinct from standard motility-induced phase separation.
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Mobility Anisotropy Reshapes Self-Propelled Motion
Exact solution for anisotropic mobility in trapped self-propelled particles yields non-monotonic negative excess kurtosis and a strictly sub-Gaussian steady-state distribution that displaces the particle into high-potential regions.
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Universal transport of active colloids with sensory delay in motility landscapes
Mapping spatial motility variations to stochastic switching allows analytical prediction of diffusion and density patterns for delayed active colloids, matching experiments across scales.
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Anomalous Mean-Squared Displacement in Quantum Active Matter from a Wigner Phase-Space Framework
Hybrid Wigner analysis of quantum active matter produces analytical MSD with t^6 (and under specific ICs t^7) scaling for long persistence and large active noise, plus explicit onset times.
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Self-diffusiophoretic propulsion in wedge confinement: The role of phoretic interactions
Wedge confinement changes the magnitude and direction of a self-diffusiophoretic particle's velocity through reflected concentration fields in the far-field limit.
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Phase-dependent role of dissipation across the Aubry-Andr\'e-Harper transition
Bath memory reshapes transport patterns in the extended phase of the AAH transition but mainly renormalizes timescales in the localized phase.
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Inertial chiral active Brownian particle: Transition from Gaussian to platykurtic distribution
An inertial chiral active Brownian particle confined in a harmonic potential transitions from Gaussian to platykurtic position distribution when harmonic and chiral frequencies match, confirmed by kurtosis dip and non-monotonic MSD.