Apparent non-locality in dense suspension flows is an artifact of conventional stress averaging; dissipative stress and geometric mixing restore local μ(J) rheology.
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Larger size ratios produce longer force chains and stress fluctuations that drive large-particle segregation through squeeze expulsion in granular shear flows.
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Non-Local Particle Flows Become Local When Considering Dissipative Stress
Apparent non-locality in dense suspension flows is an artifact of conventional stress averaging; dissipative stress and geometric mixing restore local μ(J) rheology.
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Stress network dynamics influence on large particle segregation
Larger size ratios produce longer force chains and stress fluctuations that drive large-particle segregation through squeeze expulsion in granular shear flows.