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Extreme Events in an Active Fluid Medium
adaptation-and-self-organizing-systemschaotic-dynamicsfluid-dynamicspattern-formation-and-solitonssoft-condensed-matter
We observe the emergence of extreme events in an active fluid involving two distinct chemical species that regulate active stress. One species is slow diffusing and the other is fast diffusing, and the growth of the fast-diffusing species is modelled using a nonlinear logistic term. We demonstrate t
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