In the intermediate Taylor-dispersion regime, a residual transverse solute gradient drives cross-streamline diffusiophoresis, sharpening attractive fronts and broadening repulsive fronts in channel flow.
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Derives a cell problem for asymptotic Taylor-Aris dispersion of rods in polygonal ducts that replaces uniform area weighting with a non-uniform invariant density and separates alignment effects on sampling versus transverse mixing.
Tensorial Taylor-Aris theory for dilute Brownian rods in circular Poiseuille flow shows shear-induced alignment raises the effective Taylor dispersion coefficient by up to 30% in the slender limit.
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Transient and asymptotic Taylor--Aris dispersion of Brownian rods in arbitrary regular-polygonal ducts
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Shear alignment and tensorial Taylor--Aris dispersion of Brownian rods in a circular tube
Tensorial Taylor-Aris theory for dilute Brownian rods in circular Poiseuille flow shows shear-induced alignment raises the effective Taylor dispersion coefficient by up to 30% in the slender limit.