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Synchronization-controlled transport near an absorbing transition: Effective Enskog kinetic theory of a driven granular monolayer
Synchronization with vibrating boundaries can qualitatively alter the dynamics of confined granular fluids and control the collision-induced transfer of energy to horizontal motion. We develop an Enskog kinetic theory for the active phase of a driven granular monolayer within the framework of the $Δ
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