Design and Characterization of Magnetically Actuated Helical Swimmers at Submillimeter-scale
Bacteria with helical flagella show an ideal mechanism to swim at low Reynolds number. For application of artificial microswimmers, it is desirable to identify effects of structural and geometrical parameters on the swimming performance. In this study, a double-end helical swimmer is proposed based...
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