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Spontaneous currents determine capillary rise in active matter
The capillary rise of simple passive fluids in a tube is given by Jurin's law of capillary action, which balances surface tension and gravity. For fluids composed of active particles interacting via pairwise forces, a capillary rise was reported despite a negative mechanical surface tension, a pheno
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