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Bacterial aggregation in the presence of directed motion
We model directed motion of cells that aggregate into a cluster in the presence of chemotaxis or fluid transport. Starting from a stochastic agent-based model (ABM) of Galante \& Levy (2013), Chavy-Waddy \& Kolokolnikov (2016), we consider two model variants, with (I) directed motion of individuals,
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