Fluid membranes which experience interaction potentials with a potential barrier are studied by Monte Carlo simulations. For a symmetric double–well potential, the membranes are found to exhibit the same critical behavior as the 2–dimensional Ising model even for zero lateral tension. For an asymmetric adhesion potential with a relatively large potential barrier, the unbound phase is found to nucleate via the formation of membrane `islands' which implies a discontinuous unbinding transition
We investigate a Larson-type model of a ternary mixture of nonionic amphiphiles, water and oil confi...
The appearance of compartmentalization is recognized as a key step in biogenesis. The study of the d...
The appearance of compartmentalization is recognized as a key step in biogenesis. The study of the d...
Fluid membranes which experience interaction potentials with a potential barrier are studied by Mon...
Both interfaces and membranes show unbinding transitions, at which a fluctuating surface unbinds fro...
The adhesion of membranes is often governed by an interaction potential which exhibits a potential b...
PACS. 87.16.Dg – Membranes, bilayers, and vesicles. PACS. 68.05.-n – Liquid-liquid interfaces. PACS....
Recent theoretical work on the critical behavior of vesicles and membranes is reviewed. Vesicles can...
A phenomenological model for the unbinding transition of multicomponent fluid membranes is proposed,...
This work addresses properties of two-component lipid membranes on the experimentally relevant spati...
This work addresses properties of two-component lipid membranes on the experimentally relevant spati...
We report a numerical simulation of the phase diagram of a simple model for membrane proteins constr...
In this paper, we first investigate the effects of inclusions on the critical behavior of a fluid bi...
We investigate the properties of membranes under tension by Monte Carlo simulations of a generic coa...
We examine complex fluid systems where both translational and conformational degrees of freedom are ...
We investigate a Larson-type model of a ternary mixture of nonionic amphiphiles, water and oil confi...
The appearance of compartmentalization is recognized as a key step in biogenesis. The study of the d...
The appearance of compartmentalization is recognized as a key step in biogenesis. The study of the d...
Fluid membranes which experience interaction potentials with a potential barrier are studied by Mon...
Both interfaces and membranes show unbinding transitions, at which a fluctuating surface unbinds fro...
The adhesion of membranes is often governed by an interaction potential which exhibits a potential b...
PACS. 87.16.Dg – Membranes, bilayers, and vesicles. PACS. 68.05.-n – Liquid-liquid interfaces. PACS....
Recent theoretical work on the critical behavior of vesicles and membranes is reviewed. Vesicles can...
A phenomenological model for the unbinding transition of multicomponent fluid membranes is proposed,...
This work addresses properties of two-component lipid membranes on the experimentally relevant spati...
This work addresses properties of two-component lipid membranes on the experimentally relevant spati...
We report a numerical simulation of the phase diagram of a simple model for membrane proteins constr...
In this paper, we first investigate the effects of inclusions on the critical behavior of a fluid bi...
We investigate the properties of membranes under tension by Monte Carlo simulations of a generic coa...
We examine complex fluid systems where both translational and conformational degrees of freedom are ...
We investigate a Larson-type model of a ternary mixture of nonionic amphiphiles, water and oil confi...
The appearance of compartmentalization is recognized as a key step in biogenesis. The study of the d...
The appearance of compartmentalization is recognized as a key step in biogenesis. The study of the d...