Real model for micro swimmer and the study of the relationship between the swimming speed, pitch angle, and rotation rate for the flagellum

This study focuses on the fluid mechanics of a microswimmer and explores the relationship between speed, pitch angle, and rotation rate for the flagellar during bacterial swimming. Based on the simulation using MATLAB, it is concluded that when the pitch angle of the flagellar helix is in the range...

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flagellar rotation rate
Fluid mechanics
Physics
Pitch (inclination)
Rotation
Swimming
swimming speed
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