… kinetic theory aimed at defining the effective viscosity for a semidilute bacterial suspension
… Mathematically, we define a semidilute suspension as one that satisfies the superposition …

… of large molecules in a bacterial suspension. They found that … suspension. Saintillan and
Shelley 16,17 used a nonlinear kinetic theory and computed the fluid mixing in a suspension of …

… Bacteria are described by their position r = xˆx + yˆy and … bacterial suspension, we use
kinetic theory, which was previously used to quantify the viscosity reduction of a dilute suspension …

… is a kinetic theory … model is that the effective properties of a suspension are derived from
knowledge of microscopic configurations, which is transferred from the IBM to the kinetic model. …

… concentration from the linearized equations for the disturbance amplitudes is carried out
in § 3 for a dilute bacterial suspension, where we also explain the underlying physical …

… suspension of Escherichia coli bacteria. When increasing the concentration from a dilute to
a semi-dilute … ] or directly coming from a kinetic theory accounting explicitly for the transfer of …

… emergence of collective motion in bacterial suspensions: as we … Steric interactions: Experiments
on bacterial suspensions are … 4 often occurs in the semi-dilute to concentrated regime, in …

… In the semidilute regime, for particularly active bacteria, the suspension displays a “… use
the Bretherton Jeffery equations as a reliable swimming kinetic model and, most importantly, the …

… , such as coherent structures of bacterial suspensions, are … ), the apparent viscosity of the
semi-dilute suspension of bottom-… suspensions in more detail using a kinetic theory. In isotropic …

… the system size in semi-dilute suspensions of rear-actuated … interesting departures from the
kinetic model, such as signs … reported in experiments on bacterial suspensions, where large-…