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Dynamics of particle lane formation in confined viscoelastic fluids under shear
Simple shear flow can induce flow-aligned chain formation of particles suspended in viscoelastic fluids. Although this phenomenon has been reported for decades, direct {\it in situ} measurements of the alignment dynamics and particle trajectories during chain formation remain limited. Here, we devel
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