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2 Sep 2012: 2Program in Applied Mathematics, University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona 85721, USA(Received 23 December 2003; published 24 August 2004). ... Rev.Lett. 71, 3975 (1993). [24] P. N. Segre, E. Herbolzheimer, and P.

2 Sep 2012: Rev. Fluid Mech. 24,313 (1992). [2] A. Einstein, Ann. Phys. (Leipzig) 17, 549 (1905).[3] P.

3 Oct 2012: Department of Applied Mathematics. and Theoretical Physics. Goldstein Lab. Teaching. DAMTP Summer School on Fluid Dynamics of Sustainability and the Environment. Supplementary Reading (Biological Physics). The following is a collection of primary

27 May 2012: carteri isachieved by cells at the bend points, which undergo adistinct transition in cell shape [20,22-24,26-29]. ... More-over, concerted movements of cells with respect to theCB system are crucial for the process of inversion in V.carteri

2 Sep 2012: not new. In a prescient article, Finlayson & Scriven (24) argued that biological matter.

27 Aug 2012: For example, it is nowpossible to measure the force required to hold a swimmingspermatozoon [24–26], alga [27] or bacterium [28] in an opticaltrap.

2 Sep 2012: and, by equation (24) and the integral (21),. dO _f12. d z (0)= (27). ... terms in equation (23) and the oxygen consumption term in equation (24) are zero.

2 Sep 2012: 24 and more complex numericalsimulations where these phenomena have been observed;see, e.g., Refs. ... Rev. Lett. 77, 1406 1996.37H. Daido, Physica D 91, 24 1996.38H.

2 Sep 2012: On the other hand, recent advances frommicron-scale magnetically actuated tails [24] to syntheticmolecular rotors [25] now allow fabrication of arrays ofactive tails that can stir up the fluid. ... 2007); Small 4, 111 (2008).[24] R. Dreyfus et al.,

19 Oct 2012: Instead, we adopt a new approach by adapting aclosure of Hinch and Leal [24] to d 2, yielding. ... G. Woodhouse and R. E. Goldstein (unpublished).[24] E. J. Hinch and L.