Emergence of edge state in suspension of self-propelled particles

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Autori principali: Hiruta, Yoshiki, Ishimoto, Kenta
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author Hiruta, Yoshiki
Ishimoto, Kenta
author_facet Hiruta, Yoshiki
Ishimoto, Kenta
contents We numerically study a model convection system of a suspension of self-propelled particles, motivated by recent experimental findings of localized and bistable bioconvection pattern, being distinct from classical Rayleigh--Bénard convection. Linear stability analysis of the model system reveals that the trivial noncovection state is stabilized by an increase of self-propelled speed in the vertical direction. Through numerical simulations, we found a nonlinear convection state even when the nonconvection state is stable. Applying ideas and tools developed in wall-bounded flows, we numerically identified an edge state, which is an unstable solution on a basin boundary in the model dynamical systems.
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spellingShingle Emergence of edge state in suspension of self-propelled particles
Hiruta, Yoshiki
Ishimoto, Kenta
Fluid Dynamics
We numerically study a model convection system of a suspension of self-propelled particles, motivated by recent experimental findings of localized and bistable bioconvection pattern, being distinct from classical Rayleigh--Bénard convection. Linear stability analysis of the model system reveals that the trivial noncovection state is stabilized by an increase of self-propelled speed in the vertical direction. Through numerical simulations, we found a nonlinear convection state even when the nonconvection state is stable. Applying ideas and tools developed in wall-bounded flows, we numerically identified an edge state, which is an unstable solution on a basin boundary in the model dynamical systems.
title Emergence of edge state in suspension of self-propelled particles
topic Fluid Dynamics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2512.09491