Domain formation and phase transitions are investigated in two-component membranes of planar topology in the strong-segregation limit. The composition of a membrane is coupled to the spontaneous curvature. The stability of various spatially periodic phases, formed by domains of one component, is examined systematically as a function of composition, the ratio of spontaneous curvatures of both components, and the surface tension. We nd new stable phases composed of one- and two-bead buds and new phase transition between these phases
We study the phase separation of binary lipid mixtures that form bicontinuous cubic phases. The com...
Equilibrium phase coexistence between two chemical species implies the equality of the chemical pote...
In this work, we have developed a model and simulation method to study the thermodynamics and kineti...
Domain formation and phase transitions are investigated in two-component membranes of planar topolo...
The behavior of two-component membranes in the strong-segregation limit is investigated within the f...
The properties of two-component membranes, which form doubly periodic surfaces of complex topology, ...
We investigate unilamellar membranes and vesicles composed of an A/B mixture of partially miscible a...
We study the stability and shapes of domains with spontaneous curvature in fluid films and membranes...
We investigate equilibrium shapes of vesicles composed of a mixture of partially miscible amphiphile...
Phase segregation of membranal components, such as proteins, lipids, and cholesterols, leads to the ...
We investigate the behavior of flexible two-component bilayer and three-component monolayer membrane...
We study closed liquid membranes that segregate into three phases due to differences in the chemical...
We investigate the formation of two-phase lipidic tubes of membrane in the framework of the Canham-H...
We study the shape dynamics of a two-component fluid membrane, using a dynamical triangulation Monte...
In this paper, we study a surface model for membranes of three components such as DPPC, DOPC, and Ch...
We study the phase separation of binary lipid mixtures that form bicontinuous cubic phases. The com...
Equilibrium phase coexistence between two chemical species implies the equality of the chemical pote...
In this work, we have developed a model and simulation method to study the thermodynamics and kineti...
Domain formation and phase transitions are investigated in two-component membranes of planar topolo...
The behavior of two-component membranes in the strong-segregation limit is investigated within the f...
The properties of two-component membranes, which form doubly periodic surfaces of complex topology, ...
We investigate unilamellar membranes and vesicles composed of an A/B mixture of partially miscible a...
We study the stability and shapes of domains with spontaneous curvature in fluid films and membranes...
We investigate equilibrium shapes of vesicles composed of a mixture of partially miscible amphiphile...
Phase segregation of membranal components, such as proteins, lipids, and cholesterols, leads to the ...
We investigate the behavior of flexible two-component bilayer and three-component monolayer membrane...
We study closed liquid membranes that segregate into three phases due to differences in the chemical...
We investigate the formation of two-phase lipidic tubes of membrane in the framework of the Canham-H...
We study the shape dynamics of a two-component fluid membrane, using a dynamical triangulation Monte...
In this paper, we study a surface model for membranes of three components such as DPPC, DOPC, and Ch...
We study the phase separation of binary lipid mixtures that form bicontinuous cubic phases. The com...
Equilibrium phase coexistence between two chemical species implies the equality of the chemical pote...
In this work, we have developed a model and simulation method to study the thermodynamics and kineti...