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Sorting particles in the air using direct and inverse Chladni patterns of a vibrating plate
The combination of direct and inverse Chladni patterns to sort particles or control their motion was primarily studied in liquids through theoretical and numerical studies. The few proposed experimental demonstrations relied on micrometric or millimetric-scale vibrating systems. This work describes
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