Active turbulence in a gas of self-assembled spinners.
Active turbulence in a gas of self-assembled spinners.
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DOI:
10.1073/pnas.1710188114
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发表时间:
2017-12-05
影响因子:
11.1
通讯作者:
Snezhko A
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作者:
Kokot G;Das S;Winkler RG;Gompper G;Aranson IS;Snezhko A
Turbulent fluid motion is widespread in nature and is observed across diverse length and time scales, ranging from high-Reynolds number hydrodynamics to active fluids, such as bacterial suspensions and cytoskeletal extracts. It is recognized as one of the unsolved challenges in theoretical physics. Here, we explore out-of-equilibrium magnetic colloidal particles at liquid interfaces that exhibit complex collective behavior, resulting in emergence of an active spinner phase. Self-assembled spinners (active spinning without self-propulsion) induce vigorous vortical flows, demonstrating the properties of a 2D hydrodynamic turbulence. Our findings provide insight into the behavior of active spinner liquids and ways to control the collective dynamics and transport in active colloidal materials. Colloidal particles subject to an external periodic forcing exhibit complex collective behavior and self-assembled patterns. A dispersion of magnetic microparticles confined at the air–liquid interface and energized by a uniform uniaxial alternating magnetic field exhibits dynamic arrays of self-assembled spinners rotating in either direction. Here, we report on experimental and simulation studies of active turbulence and transport in a gas of self-assembled spinners. We show that the spinners, emerging as a result of spontaneous symmetry breaking of clock/counterclockwise rotation of self-assembled particle chains, generate vigorous vortical flows at the interface. An ensemble of spinners exhibits chaotic dynamics due to self-generated advection flows. The same-chirality spinners (clockwise or counterclockwise) show a tendency to aggregate and form dynamic clusters. Emergent self-induced interface currents promote active diffusion that could be tuned by the parameters of the external excitation field. Furthermore, the erratic motion of spinners at the interface generates chaotic fluid flow reminiscent of 2D turbulence. Our work provides insight into fundamental aspects of collective transport in active spinner materials and yields rules for particle manipulation at the microscale.
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