Active field theories require a specific density-potential gradient coupling derived from microscopic persistence to reproduce nonequilibrium behaviors like boundary accumulation.
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An active Young-Dupré equation is derived in which partial wetting emerges from a feedback loop where interfaces induce steady currents that in turn stabilize the interfaces via drag.
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How active field theories couple to external potentials
Active field theories require a specific density-potential gradient coupling derived from microscopic persistence to reproduce nonequilibrium behaviors like boundary accumulation.
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Active Young-Dupr\'e Equation: How Self-organized Currents Stabilize Partial Wetting
An active Young-Dupré equation is derived in which partial wetting emerges from a feedback loop where interfaces induce steady currents that in turn stabilize the interfaces via drag.