Glassy Dynamics in Dense Active Matter - From Cells to Particles

Glassy Dynamics in Dense Active Matter - From Cells to Particles

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Glassy Dynamics in Dense Active Matter - From Cells to Particles

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  1. 1 Intro
  2. 2 The glass transition: from liquid to disordered solid
  3. 3 Ubiquitous examples
  4. 4 What happens when approaching a glass transition
  5. 5 Conceptual explanation: cage effect
  6. 6 What about the glass transition in living matter?
  7. 7 Cells exhibit glass-like behavior
  8. 8 Glassy behavior linked to diseases and development
  9. 9 Can we understand cell collective as a 'simple' glassy fluid?
  10. 10 Minimal-model approach: treat cells as an active glassy fluid
  11. 11 'Simpler' active glassy systems
  12. 12 Model active fluid: active Brownian particles
  13. 13 Nonmonotonic dynamics
  14. 14 Curves collapse!
  15. 15 Why is the maximum at the cage length?
  16. 16 Only the length scale changes
  17. 17 What if we change the active matter model?
  18. 18 What if we make particles softer?
  19. 19 Insight reconciles different departures in literature!

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