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Dec 19, 2016 ... We find these patterns in both freely swimming animals and animals ... a fixed energy budget, since the swimmer either dissipates energy due ...

May 1, 2016 ... Jellyfish manipulate physics to become the most efficient animals ... They are more efficient than any other swimmer, using less energy for ...

Oct 31, 2016 ... Grey regions (1 → 2,3 → 4 and so on) correspond to power strokes where the body of the organism has a tangential velocity in the mean swimming ...

Jan 25, 2019 ... The trailing swimmers conserve energy by riding on the leader's bow wave, the V-shaped wave created as an athlete cuts through the water.

Sep 14, 2014 ... Inertial aquatic swimmers that use undulatory gaits range in length L ... This principle can be simply couched as the power law Re ∼ Swα, ...

Mar 17, 2015 ... Despite these enhancements, the net swimming speed of the alga is hindered for ... of elastic stresses during the power and recovery strokes.

Jan 24, 2023 ... An overarching assumption in describing swimming cell transport in ... 10 mM of energy source), 5.6 mL; and 0.8 M NaHCO3 (autoclaved dry; ...

Mar 16, 2016 ... One of Okayama's strengths is in physics, from high-energy physics to its geophysical research institute. The latter's expertise is also ...

Feynman RP (1963) The Feynman lectures on physics (Addison-Wesley, Reading). 2. Van den Broeck C, Kawai R, Meurs P (2004) Microscopic analysis of a thermal ...

Feb 24, 2015 ... Deformation and energy dissipation are required for self-propulsion of both living and non-living matter. From the perspective of physics, ...