Yutaka Sumino

Associate Professor

University of Tokyo

Japan

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Yutaka Sumino is an Associate Professor at Tokyo University of Science, Japan. His research interests encompass fluid dynamics, particle motion, and complex systems, as evidenced by his recent publications on topics such as stochastic processes, active and passive particles, and chaos in elastic layers. He is actively contributing to the understanding of microtubule dynamics and phase separation in cellular contexts.

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Articles (13)

Stochastic heat differences between many-particle and density-field descriptions

Simple Mathematical Model for a Pairing-Induced Motion of Active and Passive Particles

Precipitation-induced filament pattern of injected fluid controlled by a structured cell

Pattern transition of flow dynamics in a highly water-absorbent granular bed

Self-emergent vortex flow of microtubule and kinesin in cell-sized droplets under water/water phase separation

Pairing-induced motion of source and inert particles driven by surface tension

Spatiotemporal chaos of a one-dimensional thin elastic layer with the rate-and-state friction law

Correction to “Oscillation and Synchronization in the Combustion of Candles”

Edge current and pairing order transition in chiral bacterial vortices

Edge current and pairing order transition in chiral bacterial vortices

Spontaneous deformation and fission of oil droplets on an aqueous surfactant solution

Aversion of Pedestrians to Face-to-Face Situations Eases Crowding

Two Floating Camphor Particles Interacting through the Lateral Capillary Force

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Hiroyuki Kitahata

Kanta Tsumoto

Tetsuo Yamaguchi

Yoko Yamanishi

Kenichi Yoshikawa

Masaharu Nagayama

Hiroki Sakuta

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