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Comment on "Memories of Amplitude and Direction Coexist and Compete in Non-Brownian Suspensions"

Authors: Vladimir Kuz'menko

A recent article [Phys. Rev. Lett. 136, 258201 (2026)] continued the experimental study of an interesting physical phenomenon, where the viscosity of a suspension can be greater when moving forward than when moving backward. The authors attribute this phenomenon to the presence of a certain memory in the environment. The physical nature of both the phenomenon itself and the supposed memory is unknown. A possible explanation of the physical nature of this effect is proposed here and simple experiments to study some properties of such non-local memory are discussed.

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