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English: Supplementary Movie 2 Video image of the free surface of the experimental Couette device. Only a small section of the free surface (of width≈24dp) is imaged. The rotating inner cylinder is at the top of the frame, and the stationary outer cylinder at the bottom. The 15s long movie is in real time. The radial inward flow of the particles is clearly seen.
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Source Video file from Krishnaraj K, Nott P (2016). "A dilation-driven vortex flow in sheared granular materials explains a rheometric anomaly". Nature Communications. DOI:10.1038/ncomms10630. PMID 26864086. PMC: 4755268.
Author Krishnaraj K, Nott P
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