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Pushing-Induced Arrest Across Lattices and Dimensions
Tracer-media interactions can give rise to transport phenomena beyond classical models; e.g., obstacle pushing can eliminate percolation. We demonstrate that the existing "snowplow" mechanism proposed to explain this effect fails in 3D. We show that confinement is governed by emergent trapping-rare
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