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Curvature Effects on Boundary Accumulation of Self-Propelled Particles: A Fokker-Planck Approach
It is well known that self-propelled particles tend to accumulate near boundaries. Although the influence of boundary geometry on this accumulation has been extensively studied using individual-based models, a population-level PDE description becomes desirable when a large number of particles are in
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