Passive particle fraction drives continuous or discontinuous order-disorder transitions in self-aligning active matter depending on mobility anisotropy, captured by a mean-field equation from microscopic dynamics.
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Bacterial populations exhibit active gas, liquid, glass, and liquid crystal phases that differ from equilibrium thermal counterparts, with implications for physics and biology.
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Passivity-Driven Order-Disorder Transitions in Self-Aligning Active Matter
Passive particle fraction drives continuous or discontinuous order-disorder transitions in self-aligning active matter depending on mobility anisotropy, captured by a mean-field equation from microscopic dynamics.
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Various phases of active matter emerging from bacteria and their implications
Bacterial populations exhibit active gas, liquid, glass, and liquid crystal phases that differ from equilibrium thermal counterparts, with implications for physics and biology.