Hobbie, E.
and Stewart, A.
(2008),
Anomalous Relaxation in Entropic Colloidal Gels, Physical Review Letters (Accessed July 10, 2026)
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Anomalous Relaxation in Entropic Colloidal Gels
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, A D. Stewart
Abstract
Brownian motion in depletion-force networks is studied with video microscopy in confined nearly hard-sphere mixtures. The particle trajectories show anomalous diffusion, while the self part of the van Hove correlation function exhibits a novel scaling in terms of its first moment. A simple model is used to extract the weak elastic modulus of the gel.Citation
Physical Review Letters
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Keywords
brownian motion, colloidal gel, depletion
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Created October 16, 2008