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A Calibrated Reduced-Order Force Model for Bacterial Hydrodynamics in Free Space and Near a Planar Boundary
Accurately resolving the near-field flow generated by many swimming bacteria while retaining computational efficiency remains challenging. Stokeslet-based models with many force points can capture detailed near-field hydrodynamics but are computationally expensive. Other approaches include far-field
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