In this study, we experimentally demonstrate energy recuperation (ER) in a colloidal particle driven through a viscoelastic fluid, recovering up to 30% of the energy injected into the surrounding medium as useful work.
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The study experimentally demonstrates energy recuperation in a colloidal particle driven through a viscoelastic fluid.
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In this study, we experimentally demonstrate energy recuperation (ER) in a colloidal particle driven through a viscoelastic fluid
Similar energy recovery mechanisms could apply to other non-Markovian environments including critical fluids and active baths.
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suggesting that similar energy recovery mechanisms could be applicable to a broad range of non-Markovian environments, including critical fluids and active baths
The reported energy recuperation arises from the time-delayed response of the bath to external forces, which prevents immediate relaxation to equilibrium.
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This effect, which significantly reduces the friction experienced by the particle, arises from the time-delayed response of the bath to external forces, preventing immediate relaxation to equilibrium.
Energy recuperation recovered up to 30% of the energy injected into the surrounding medium as useful work.
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recovering up to 30% of the energy injected into the surrounding medium as useful work