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Critical scaling and soft granular rheology of frictionless non-Brownian suspensions across jamming
We carry out 3D computer simulations to study suspension rheology across the jamming transition for deformable non-Brownian frictionless particles. The simulations are carried out at constant shear rates and suspension densities ($\dotγ , ϕ$), for polydisperse spherical particles. The suspension is
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