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Jens Winkelmann - Columnar Structures of Spheres - Fundamentals and Applications

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  • UserJens Winkelmann (Trinity College Dublin)
  • ClockThursday 17 August 2023, 11:30-12:30
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PMV - GeomPack: Geometry and packing in material structure and biology

Columnar structures, many of which are helical, refer to dense cylindrical packings of particles. They are ubiquitous, for example, they exist in the contexts of botany, foams, and nanoscience. There have been inā€depth investigations of columnar structures of both hard spheres (e.g., ball bearings) and soft spheres (e.g., wet foams), through computer simulations, analytic derivations, or simple experiments. In this seminar, I will present you an overview of the fundamentals and applications of such structures, based on our recently published monograph on this subject. I will review some of the theoretical and experimental methods employed to assemble such structures, and then discuss some of the latest findings related to the structural transitions and hysteretic behaviour of such systems.

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