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Active turbulence defined as non-equilibrium phase transition
Original: Fully developed active turbulence defined through a non-equilibrium phase transition
A study published in Nature reports that fully developed active turbulence can be characterised through a non-equilibrium phase transition, providing a framework for when chaotic flows in active matter become fully turbulent. The finding connects active turbulence research with phase transition physics, a step researchers say could help model systems from bacterial suspensions to fluid dynamics.
Why now: New physics research in Nature linking active turbulence to phase transitions is drawing attention from the scientific community.
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