Swimming at low Reynolds number: a beginners guide to undulatory locomotion
Swimming at low Reynolds number: a beginners guide to undulatory locomotion
Undulatory locomotion is a means of self-propulsion that relies on the generation and propagation of waves along a body. As a mode of locomotion it is primitive and relatively simple, yet can be remarkably robust. No wonder then, that it is so prevalent across a range of biological scales from …