Numerical solution of the linear wave problem for a periodically forced floating disc predicts oscillation amplitudes in good agreement with laboratory experiments.
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Field-mediated dynamical bonds from wave interference enable droplets on a vibrated bath to form stable yet dynamically active assemblies with tunable symmetries.
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Vertical motion of a periodically driven floating disc
Numerical solution of the linear wave problem for a periodically forced floating disc predicts oscillation amplitudes in good agreement with laboratory experiments.
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Field-mediated active dynamical bonds
Field-mediated dynamical bonds from wave interference enable droplets on a vibrated bath to form stable yet dynamically active assemblies with tunable symmetries.