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Topological Mixing and Braiding Universality in Polar Active Matter
Connecting the autonomous kinematics of active matter to its emergent macroscopic transport is constrained by the requirement for high-resolution Eulerian velocity fields. Here, we use confined bacterial suspensions as a model active fluid, mapping the sparse Lagrangian trajectories of fluorescent s
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