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Motility-induced phase separation is reentrant

Physics

Motility-induced phase separation is reentrant

J. Su, M. Feng, et al.

Discover the intriguing phenomenon of reentrant motility-induced phase separation in active Brownian particles with pure repulsion, researched by Jie Su, Mengkai Feng, Yunfei Du, Huijun Jiang, and Zhonghuai Hou. This study uncovers how higher activity levels can paradoxically hinder phase separation after initially promoting it, showcasing the fascinating role of nonequilibrium dynamics in active systems.

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