Resolving the underlying universality class of vorticity contours using two independent methods. (IMAGE)

Faculty of Sciences of the University of Lisbon

Resolving the underlying universality class of vorticity contours using two independent methods.

Caption

a, Left-passage probability is defined as the probability that a point in space is on the right side of the contour for a given polar angle. Data from all four cellular genotypes and the results from the numerical model are in close agreement with Schramm’s formula for κ = 6 (dashed black line)34. b, Time dependence of the variance of the driving function obtained from a unique conformal slit map33. The dashed black line shows the result for one-dimensional Brownian motion with κ = 6. The inset shows the probability distribution of the driving function, rescaled by κt, where t is the Loewner time. Here the data at two different times (t = 0.25 and t = 0.75) are shown, which collapse onto the same curve (Methods).

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Benjamin H. Andersen, Francisco M. R. Safara, Valeriia Grudtsyna, Oliver J. Meacock, Simon G. Andersen, William M. Durham, Nuno A. M. Araujo & Amin Doostmohammadi

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