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Ideal gas of active particles in a box
Extending a fundamental concept of thermodynamics to the nonequilibrium realm of active matter, we derive an ideal gas law for a suspension of noninteracting active particles confined to a finite rectangular box. The law is exact for run-and-tumble particles (RTPs) in one dimension and established b
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