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Backflow-Induced Inertial Arrest of Velocity Fluctuations in Sedimenting Suspensions
A self-contained hydrodynamic theory is proposed to reconcile the discrepancy between divergent Stokesian velocity fluctuations and finite experimental measurements in sedimenting suspensions. We show that the compensating backflow induces non-negligible inertia, giving rise to an emergent screening
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