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Preferential sampling enabled by particle finite size and anisotropic shape
Anisotropic, finite-sized particles, common in environmental and industrial flows, exhibit complex dynamics distinct from those of small, spherical particles. Their shape introduces orientation-dependent forces, and their finite size affects how they experience the flow field. While the effects of p
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