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Shear-induced mechanical yielding controls cluster morphology and dynamics in aggregating non-Brownian suspensions
In sheared aggregating suspensions, flow drives both the formation and breakage of particle clusters, whose dynamic evolution influences transport and rheological properties. Understanding these mechanisms remains challenging due to the complex interplay between interparticle forces, hydrodynamic in
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