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29 Apr 2022: 4],most notably by van Leeuwenhoek in his dental plaque [5].Yet, it is only in the last few decades with the developmentof new genetic and molecular techniques that the ... Bjarnsholt, P. Ø. Jensen, C. Moser and N. Høiby(Springer, New York, 2011), pp.

27 Mar 2022: The new ingredient that we now add is Lagrange’s equation which reads. ... After inverting, this equation can be thought of as defining the new coordinate.

18 May 2022: REFERENCES1D. Bray, Cell Movements (Garland Publishing, New York, 2000).2J. S. Guasto, R. ... Rev.Lett. 105, 018103 (2010). 29J. Avron, O. Kenneth, and D. Oaknin, “Pushmepullyou: An efficient micro-swimmer,” New J.

9 Nov 2022: Our findings help reveal new features of the collectiveproperties of active fluids. ... V. DISCUSSION. In this study, we investigated new features of the collective properties of active fluids.

29 Jan 2022: We next use these new drag coefficients to computethe filament-induced advection of the point force. ... Brokaw, and C. Brennen (Springer, New York, 1975)Vol. 2, pp. 687–702.

22 Jul 2022: 1 As the geometry of the scatterer becomes more complicated, computational time and storagerequirements increase and new techniques are sought to reduce these costs.

16 Jun 2022: by a combination of the naturalconstants (in the fashion of a coordinate change) to obtain new, unit-freecoordinates, parameters, functions. ... H1 H2 H and Ĥ1 = Ĥ2 = Ĥ. Then wefind a new requirement that any state has to fulfil.

3 Dec 2022: But,. combined with our previous knowledge, this tells us something new and important:. ... Taking the obvious. square of F̃ doesn’t give us anything new, since.

29 May 2022: e). 3. 2020 – Advisory Board, Flow 2022 – Member, Scientific Advisory Board, Flatiron Institute (Simons Foundation), New York MEMBERSHIPS OF SCIENTIFIC SOCIETIES 2003 Fellow of the American Physical Society, USA 2009 Fellow ... Dunkel, S. Heidenreich,

3 Dec 2022: They’re one of the few predictions for new physics that nearly all theories agree upon. ... The new definitions of SI units means thatwe can no longer say with certainty that µ0 = 4 107 m Kg C2, but this only holds up to theexperimental accuracy of a