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Characterizing particle rearrangements in sheared highly polydisperse materials
We compare three particle-scale measures of rearrangement in highly polydisperse materials under driven flow: (a) nonaffine motion defined relative to the time-averaged mean flow, (b) changes in nearest-neighbor connectivity, and (c) $D^2_{\min}$, which measures nonaffine motion relative to an affin
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