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Viscoelasticity reshapes the frequency response of a rotating magnetic particle
A magnetic particle driven by a rotating magnetic field undergoes a transition from synchronous to asynchronous rotation at a critical driving frequency. The asynchronous dynamics is well understood in Newtonian fluids but remains unclear in viscoelastic media. Here, we develop a theoretical descrip
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