ArticleProceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America2024
Observation of Brownian elastohydrodynamic forces acting on confined soft colloids.
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Confined motions in complex environments are ubiquitous in microbiology. These situations invariably involve the intricate coupling between fluid flow, soft boundaries, surface forces, and fluctuations. In the present study, such a coupling is investigated using a method combining holographic microscopy and advanced statistical inference. Specifically, the Brownian motion of soft micrometric oil droplets near rigid walls is quantitatively analyzed. All the key statistical observables are reconstructed with high precision, allowing for nanoscale resolution of local mobilities and femtonewton inference of conservative or nonconservative forces. Strikingly, the analysis reveals the existence of a novel, transient, but large,
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