Weakly nonlinear reduction with analytically derived noise terms reveals rare transitions between coexisting periodic orbits in an active rod suspension, with statistics matching full nonlinear simulations at lower cost.
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Rare transitions between collective states in an active fluid via a weakly nonlinear reduction
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Amorphous Radial Frustration and Water-Like Anomalies in a Ramp-Shoulder Fluid
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