Latest Research in Statistical Mechanics
49 research papers · 2026 median publication year
Top Research Topics in Statistical Mechanics
- Soft Condensed Matter — 9 papers
- Micro and Nano Robotics — 7 papers
- Statistical Mechanics — 3 papers
- Biological Physics — 2 papers
- Fluid Dynamics — 2 papers
- Analysis of PDEs — 2 papers
- Machine Learning in Materials Science — 2 papers
- Tribology and Wear Analysis — 2 papers
- Lubricants and Their Additives — 1 papers
- Smart Materials for Construction — 1 papers
Highest-Cited Papers
- Study of tribological properties and applications of carbon nanostructures in lubricants
- Microscopic damage of lightning-damaged CFRP revealed by O-PTIR and Raman spectroscopy
- Dealloying-induced surface porosity for enhancing tribological properties of Ag-DLC films under starved lubrication
- Porous medium heterogeneity favors chemotaxis to nutrient hotspots in flow
- Adsorbing Boundaries Stratify the Kinetics of Confined Colloidal Phase Separation
- Brownian motion with geometry-dependent hydrodynamic memory
- Hydrodynamics of pulsating active liquids
- Posture selection in active elastic filaments
- From bending to stretching driven peeling of heterogeneous adhesives
- Autonomous Droplet Navigation via Model-Based Reinforcement Learning
- Multiflagellarity facilitates bacterial upstream motility
- Diffusion Enhancement and Directional Suppression Induced by Reciprocal Flows
- Ablation behavior of carbon/carbon thermal protection structures with directional heat transfer
- Naegleria amoebae seek confinement and crawl persistently through narrow spaces
- Three-dimensional reconfigurable magnetic microswarms with boundary-transcending capabilities
- Collective Motion and Programmable Self-Organization of Rotating Active Particles Manipulated by Magnetic Fields
- Analytical solutions for three-dimensional flow fields actuated by standing surface acoustic waves
- Cell-body curvature reduces stall frequency to enhance Vibrio cholerae swimming and chemotaxis through hydrogels
- The Evolution of Crystal Structure in Polypropylene as It Goes From Pellet to Powder to Print in Powder Bed Fusion Additive Manufacturing
- Speed Control of Single Molecules on a Surface