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Sedimenting particles with a kx = π/ 2-mode in the particle density. We show different details (left) from a larger simulated domain (right), at different times (t = 1,6,9,12tf), based on runKH. Initially, we added noise in the particle velocity to perturb the boundary between particle-rich and particle-poor regions. We believe that we see a “parasitic” Kelvin-Helmholtz instability appear over time.

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