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From Classical Trapping to Curvature-Induced Bolus Formation in Peristaltic Wave-Driven Flows
Bolus formation is one of the most distinctive features of peristaltic transport, yet the mechanisms governing its development remain incompletely understood. In this work, axisymmetric peristaltic-wave-driven flows under zero-pressure-gradient conditions are investigated using a high-fidelity latti
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