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Emergent Active-Blob Length Scale Governs the Collapse Transition of Tangentially Driven Polymers
The coil-to-globule transition is a paradigmatic phenomenon in polymer physics and biophysics, in which polymer chains evolve from swollen to globular conformations upon decreasing solvent quality. At equilibrium, this transition can be rationalized in terms of a thermal blob length that diverges at
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