Dipole-dipole-coupled double-Rydberg molecules by Kiffner, M, Park, H, Li, W, Gallagher, T

“…These states interact weakly at large distances, but start to repel each other strongly as the van der Waals interaction turns into a resonant dipole-dipole interaction with decreasing separation between the atoms. …”

Dielectrophoresis from the System’s Point of View: A Tale of Inhomogeneous Object Polarization, Mirror Charges, High Repelling and Snap-to-Surface Forces and Complex Trajectories F... by Jan Gimsa, Michal M. Radai

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A Model of Interacting Navier–Stokes Singularities by Hugues Faller, Lucas Fery, Damien Geneste, Bérengère Dubrulle

“…We apply this model to compute the motion of a pair of pinçons. A pinçon dipole is intrinsically repelling and the pinçons generically run away from each other in the early stage of their interaction. …”
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BETA-ADRENOBLOCKERS AND PLATELET AGGREGATION. CARVEDILOL by A. N. Zakirova, F. S. Zarudij, B. N. Garifullin

“…The current view on of beta-blocker antiplatelet effects is presented on the basis of physical and chemical drug properties (water repellency, dipole moment, molecular mass). Trail results on carvedilol influence on platelet aggregation are focused.…”
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Towards cold state-selected ion-molecule reactions by Deb, N

“…The influence of the rotational constant, dipole moments and electronic state of the diatomics on the achievable rotational cooling is also studied.…”

Facile Approach for Designing Icephobic Coatings Using Polymers/Silica Nanoparticle Composites via Self‐Formation of Superhydrophobic Surfaces by Aravind H. Patil, Ngoc Le Trinh, Hackwon Do, Houda Gaiji, Youngho Kang, Joohan Lee, Changhyun Chung, Han‐Bo‐Ram Lee

“…Crosslinker/binder‐free adhesion between PDMS and PTFE is achieved by utilizing secondary‐induced electrostatic dipole‐dipole interactions, these interactions are supported by density functional theory (DFT) calculations as well as structural studies. …”
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Correlation properties of collective motion in bacterial suspensions by Shawn D Ryan, Andrey Sokolov, Leonid Berlyand, Igor S Aranson

“…To better understand the non-trivial spatio-temporal correlations emerging in the course of collective swimming in suspensions of motile bacteria, a simple model is employed: a bacterium is represented as a force dipole with size, through the use of a short-range repelling potential, and shape. …”
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