Patrick Ilg

Associate Professor

University of Reading

United Kingdom

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Patrick Ilg is an Associate Professor at the University of Reading in the UK. His research focuses on the behavior and properties of magnetic nanoparticles, with recent articles covering topics such as nonlinear responses to oscillatory fields and the dynamics of ferrofluids. Additionally, he explores stochastic thermodynamics and the interactions of semiflexible polymers within various media.

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Professor Computational Polymer Physics

Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich

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Ultra-slow self-similar coarsening of physical fibrillar gels formed by semiflexible polymers

Analytic solution for the nonlinear response of magnetic nanoparticles to large-amplitude oscillatory fields

Medium Amplitude Field Susceptometry (MAFS) for magnetic nanoparticles

Stochastic thermodynamics and fluctuations in heat released by magnetic nanoparticles in response to time-varying fields

Magneto-Permeability Effect in Ferrofluid Flow Through Porous Media Studied via Multiparticle Collision Dynamics

Nonequilibrium response of magnetic nanoparticles to time-varying magnetic fields: Contributions from Brownian and Néel processes

Simulating the flow of interacting ferrofluids with multiparticle collision dynamics

Longest relaxation time versus maximum loss peak in the field-dependent longitudinal dynamics of suspended magnetic nanoparticles

Multiparticle collision dynamics for ferrofluids

Surface Rheology and Structure of Model Triblock Copolymers at a Liquid–Vapor Interface: A Molecular Dynamics Study

Dynamics of interacting magnetic nanoparticles: effective behavior from competition between Brownian and Néel relaxation

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Martin Kröger

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