Cumulative Shapes of Knotted Polymers(Statistical Physics and Topology of Polymers with Ramifications to Structure and Function of DNA and Proteins)
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We investigate the influence of knotting and chirality on the shape of knotted polygons forming trefoil knots compared to unknotted polygons by aligning independent configurations along their principal inertial axes. While for six edge polygons forming trefoil knots the chiral knotted structure is revealed in the isodensity profiles, the distinct chiral signature of the trefoil is significantly diminished with 24 edges. We observe that as the number of edges in the polygons increases, the cumulative shapes of trefoil knots progressively approach the cumulative shapes for unknotted polygons.
- 2011-12-16
著者
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MILLETT Kenneth
Department of Mathematics, University of California
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Stasiak Andrzej
Center For Integrative Genomics Faculty Of Biology And Medicine University Of Lausanne
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RAWDON Eric
Department of Mathematics, University of St. Thomas
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TRAN Vy
Department of Physics, Washington University
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Rawdon Eric
Department Of Mathematics University Of St. Thomas
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Millett Kenneth
Department Of Mathematics University Of California
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Tran Vy
Department Of Physics Washington University
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MILLETT Kenneth
Department of Mathematics, University of California, Sanra Barbara
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