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Modeling density variations in two-dimensional microtubule-based active nematics
A dense two-dimensional layer of aligned microtubules (MTs), powered by molecular motors, is a canonical laboratory model of active materials and a synthetic analog of biological systems such as bacterial turbulence, mitotic spindles, and morphogenesis. This material exhibits nematic ordering and as
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