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An active soft glassy rheology model
Biological materials such as the cytoskeleton and confluent cell monolayers are active, dense systems continuously subjected to internal stresses and strains, making their rheological characterization essential. While activity in soft matter can be modeled across multiple length scales, its mechanic
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