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Dilute semiflexible polymers with attraction

Zierenberg, Johannes, Marenz, Martin, Janke, Wolfhard 07 September 2016 (has links) (PDF)
We review the current state on the thermodynamic behavior and structural phases of self- and mutually-attractive dilute semiflexible polymers that undergo temperature-driven transitions. In extreme dilution, polymers may be considered isolated, and this single polymer undergoes a collapse or folding transition depending on the internal structure. This may go as far as to stable knot phases. Adding polymers results in aggregation, where structural motifs again depend on the internal structure. We discuss in detail the effect of semiflexibility on the collapse and aggregation transition and provide perspectives for interesting future investigations.
semiflexible Polymere
struktureller Phasenübergang
Kollaps
Aggregatzustand
Knoten
semiflexible polymers
structural phases
collapse
aggregation
knots
ddc:530
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Dilute semiflexible polymers with attraction: collapse, folding and aggregation

Zierenberg, Johannes, Marenz, Martin, Janke, Wolfhard January 2016 (has links)
We review the current state on the thermodynamic behavior and structural phases of self- and mutually-attractive dilute semiflexible polymers that undergo temperature-driven transitions. In extreme dilution, polymers may be considered isolated, and this single polymer undergoes a collapse or folding transition depending on the internal structure. This may go as far as to stable knot phases. Adding polymers results in aggregation, where structural motifs again depend on the internal structure. We discuss in detail the effect of semiflexibility on the collapse and aggregation transition and provide perspectives for interesting future investigations.
info:eu-repo/classification/ddc/530
ddc:530

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