Electrorheological Fluids and Magnetorheological Suspensions 2002
DOI: 10.1142/9789812777546_0058
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Electric-Field-Induced Lamellar Structures in Magnetic Fluids – A 2d Diffusion Model

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“…The dynamical aggregates, whose components interact via weak reversible complementary dipolar forces, are analogous to living systems with distributed control and whose components dissipate homogeneous sources of energy. Other than such magnetic field-induced aggregation – likely a second order phase-transition (Taketomi, 2011 ) – magnetic dispersions can also be ordered by other coherent sources, e.g., light (Köhler and Hoffmann, 2003 ), and electric field (Duan and Luo, 2001 ; Riley et al, 2002 ). This expands the scope of field-control for access to scaffolds that could have been present in a variety of pre-biotic environments.…”
Section: Field-controlled Scaffold Organizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The dynamical aggregates, whose components interact via weak reversible complementary dipolar forces, are analogous to living systems with distributed control and whose components dissipate homogeneous sources of energy. Other than such magnetic field-induced aggregation – likely a second order phase-transition (Taketomi, 2011 ) – magnetic dispersions can also be ordered by other coherent sources, e.g., light (Köhler and Hoffmann, 2003 ), and electric field (Duan and Luo, 2001 ; Riley et al, 2002 ). This expands the scope of field-control for access to scaffolds that could have been present in a variety of pre-biotic environments.…”
Section: Field-controlled Scaffold Organizationmentioning
confidence: 99%