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Near-surface colloidal dynamics in jammed and slipping microgel suspensions
Jammed suspensions of soft microgel particles may exhibit slippage along smooth boundaries. Owing to their expected sub-micrometric dimensions, direct observations of dynamics within the near-surface layers supposed to be responsible for this slippage have been difficult to achieve. Here, we use tot
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