A Wiener-filter method extracts the stochastic active force on a passive probe in an active fluid; it is validated on simulations and applied to E. coli baths.
A review of active matter reviews
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In the past years, the amount of research on active matter has grown extremely rapidly, a fact that is reflected in particular by the existence of more than 600 review articles on this topic. Moreover, the field has become very diverse, ranging from theoretical studies of the statistical mechanics of active particles to applied work on medical applications of microrobots and from biological systems to artificial swimmers. This makes it very difficult to get an overview over the field as a whole. Here, we provide such an overview in the form of a metareview article that surveys the existing review articles on active matter. Thereby, this article provides an introduction to the various subdisciplines of active matter science and constitutes a useful starting point for finding literature about a specific topic.
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Decoding active force fluctuations from spatial trajectories of active systems
A Wiener-filter method extracts the stochastic active force on a passive probe in an active fluid; it is validated on simulations and applied to E. coli baths.