Chirality induced phase separation in active circle swimmers

Many microswimmers are inherently chiral, and this chirality can introduce fascinating behaviors in a collection of microswimmers. The dynamics become even more intriguing when two types of microswimmers with distinct chirality are mixed. Our study considers a mixture of self-propelled particles wit...

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Main Authors Kushwaha, Divya, Mishra, Shradha
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Abstract Many microswimmers are inherently chiral, and this chirality can introduce fascinating behaviors in a collection of microswimmers. The dynamics become even more intriguing when two types of microswimmers with distinct chirality are mixed. Our study considers a mixture of self-propelled particles with opposite chirality, examining how the system characteristics evolve as the magnitude of chirality is tuned. In weakly chiral systems, the particles exhibit similar behavior, leading to a globally flocking phase where both types of particles are well mixed. However, in an intermediate range of chirality, the particles demix and follow their trajectories, creating a competition between chirality and self-propulsion. This competition results in interesting phases within the system. We explore the characteristics of these different phases in detail, focusing on the roles of self-propulsion speed and chirality.
AbstractList Many microswimmers are inherently chiral, and this chirality can introduce fascinating behaviors in a collection of microswimmers. The dynamics become even more intriguing when two types of microswimmers with distinct chirality are mixed. Our study considers a mixture of self-propelled particles with opposite chirality, examining how the system characteristics evolve as the magnitude of chirality is tuned. In weakly chiral systems, the particles exhibit similar behavior, leading to a globally flocking phase where both types of particles are well mixed. However, in an intermediate range of chirality, the particles demix and follow their trajectories, creating a competition between chirality and self-propulsion. This competition results in interesting phases within the system. We explore the characteristics of these different phases in detail, focusing on the roles of self-propulsion speed and chirality.
Author Mishra, Shradha
Kushwaha, Divya
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