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Geometric Origin of Macroscopic Alignment in Granular Flows
Predicting the nematic alignment of nonspherical particles in sheared granular flows is essential for understanding the rheology, packing, and constitutive response of dense particulate media. While macroscopic fabric is typically attributed to complex multibody interactions, stress transmission, an
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