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Active elastic theory of self-aligning solids
Active disordered solids including dense human crowds and epithelial cells under confinement exhibit striking system-scale oscillatory spatiotemporal patterns. These are linked to a local feedback mechanism, self-alignment, that aligns the direction of a particle's motility vector to the total force
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