Statistical Mechanics of Biomembrane Phase Transition.I.Excluded VolumeEffects of Lipid Chains in Their Conformation Change

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• The main phase transition of a membrane is attributed to conformation changesof the hydrocarbon chains constituting the lipid bilayers. The excluded volumeeffect, which is. crucial for cooperative nature of the conformation changes, istaken into consideration by a modified dimer model. Statistical mechanics of themodel is investigated rigorously by means of the transfer matrix formalismwithout introducing any extra simplification such as the continuum approxima-tion. The model is found to exhibit a new type of second order phase transitionwhich does not contain critical fluctuation : Specific heat is zero for T< T. and isbounded by a finite value for T>j T.. A variational evaluation of the maximumeigen-value of the transter matrix is given for the purpose of quantitative (thoughapproximate) analysis of the phase transutuon.

• 社団法人日本物理学会の論文
• 1982-01-15

著者

• IZUYAMA Takeo

  Institute of Physics,College of Arts and Science,University of Tokyo

• AKUTSU Yasuhiro

  Institute of Physics, College of general Education University of Tokyo

• Izuyama Takeo

  Institute Of Physics College Of Aris And Sciences University Of Tokyo

• Akutsu Yasuhiro

  Institute Of Physics College Of General Education University Of Tokyo

• Akutsu Yasuhiro

  Institute Of Physics College Of Arts And Sciences University Of Tokyo

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