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  • Quantifying local particle structure is key to understanding collective phenomena like jamming and active matter.
  • Conventional methods struggle with nonequilibrium, inhomogeneous, and polydisperse systems.

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  • To develop and implement simple, efficient methods for local structure analysis.
  • To address limitations of traditional techniques in complex particle systems.

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  • Novel local structure analysis techniques.
  • Application to nonequilibrium, inhomogeneous, and polydisperse hard disk systems.

Main Results:

  • Successfully implemented methods for analyzing complex particle systems.
  • Demonstrated overcoming difficulties faced by conventional techniques.

Conclusions:

  • Developed effective tools for local structure analysis in challenging systems.
  • Methods provide insights into nonequilibrium statistical physics and active matter behavior.