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Moving against the odds with a cyclic active Brownian ratchet: current enhancement and reversal
We show that periodically modulating the self-propulsion of active particles in an asymmetric potential can both enhance rectified transport and reverse its direction, even when the propulsion speed itself never changes sign. Current enhancement results from the nonlinear response of active transpor
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