Active Inhomogeneous Mode-Coupling Theory (aIMCT) for Dense Systems of Self-Propelled Particles
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| author | Kolya, Soumitra Pareek, Puneet Nandi, Saroj Kumar |
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| contents | Glassy dynamics in a dense system of active particles with self-propulsion force $f_0$ and persistence time $τ_p$ are crucial for many biological processes. Recent studies have shown that, unlike relaxation dynamics, dynamic heterogeneity (DH) in active glasses exhibits nontrivial behavior. However, the mechanism by which activity affects DH remains unknown. We have developed an active inhomogeneous mode-coupling theory (aIMCT) for DH in active glasses. We show that the nontrivial behavior of DH comes from a novel nonequilibrium effect of activity that leads to distinct behaviors of DH and relaxation dynamics in active glasses. When activity is small, DH exhibits equilibrium-like behavior with a power-law divergence of the peak height of the four-point correlation function, $χ_C^\text{peak}$, and the aIMCT value of the exponent, $μ\simeq 1.0$, is consistent with the existing and our new simulations of active glasses. However, $χ_C^\text{peak}$ deviates from the scaling relations at higher $f_0$ values because of the novel effect on DH, although the deviation with varying $τ_p$ is relatively weak. |
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| spellingShingle | Active Inhomogeneous Mode-Coupling Theory (aIMCT) for Dense Systems of Self-Propelled Particles Kolya, Soumitra Pareek, Puneet Nandi, Saroj Kumar Soft Condensed Matter Disordered Systems and Neural Networks Glassy dynamics in a dense system of active particles with self-propulsion force $f_0$ and persistence time $τ_p$ are crucial for many biological processes. Recent studies have shown that, unlike relaxation dynamics, dynamic heterogeneity (DH) in active glasses exhibits nontrivial behavior. However, the mechanism by which activity affects DH remains unknown. We have developed an active inhomogeneous mode-coupling theory (aIMCT) for DH in active glasses. We show that the nontrivial behavior of DH comes from a novel nonequilibrium effect of activity that leads to distinct behaviors of DH and relaxation dynamics in active glasses. When activity is small, DH exhibits equilibrium-like behavior with a power-law divergence of the peak height of the four-point correlation function, $χ_C^\text{peak}$, and the aIMCT value of the exponent, $μ\simeq 1.0$, is consistent with the existing and our new simulations of active glasses. However, $χ_C^\text{peak}$ deviates from the scaling relations at higher $f_0$ values because of the novel effect on DH, although the deviation with varying $τ_p$ is relatively weak. |
| title | Active Inhomogeneous Mode-Coupling Theory (aIMCT) for Dense Systems of Self-Propelled Particles |
| topic | Soft Condensed Matter Disordered Systems and Neural Networks |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.15928 |