: We propose a simple model of colloidal suspension, whereby individual particles change their di ff usivity from high (hot) to low (cold), as the local concentration of their closest peers grows larger than a certain threshold. Such a non-reciprocal interactive mechanism is known in biology as quorum sensing. Upon tuning the parameters of the adopted quorum sensing protocol, the suspension is numerically shown to go through a variety of two-phase (hot and cold) configurations. This is an archetypal model with potential applications in robotics and social studies.
Clustering of quorum sensing colloidal particles
Yuxin Zhou,Yunyun Li,F. Marchesoni
Published 2024 in National Science Open
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