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Geometry, elasticity, and activity in the transport of self-propelled filaments in turbulence
We investigate the transport of elastic active filaments in two-dimensional turbulence, focusing on how propulsion geometry and elasticity determine vortex trapping and transport. Using a bead-spring model with activity applied at the filament head, we compare propulsion that follows the instantaneo
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