Titre : | Electrostatic effects in soft matter and biophysics : proceedings of the NATO Advanced Study Institute, Les Houches, France, 1-13 October 2000 | Type de document : | document imprimé | Auteurs : | C., ed. Holm, Editeur (scientifique) ; P., ed. Kekicheff, Editeur (scientifique) ; R., ed. Podgornik, Editeur (scientifique) ; Workshop in electrostatic effects in soft matter and biophysics (2000, Auteur | Editeur : | London : Kluwer academic publishers | Année de publication : | 2001 | Collection : | NATO science series. Series 2, Mathematics, physics and chemistry | Importance : | 528 p. | ISBN/ISSN/EAN : | 1-402-00197-5 | Note générale : | Paperback
| Langues : | Français (fre) | Index. décimale : | 82 Physical chemistry and chemical physics | Résumé : | Describing the many areas in soft matter and biophysics where electrostatic interactions play an important role, this book offers coverage of recent theoretical approaches, advances in computer simulation and experimental techniques. Structure and dynamic properties of membrane lipid and protein, M. Caffrey; cell model and Poisson-Boltzmann theory - a brief introduction, M. Deserno, C. Holm; DNA condensation and complexation, W.M. Gelbart; interactions in colloidal suspensions, D.G. Grier, S.H. Behrens; computer simulations of charged systems, C. Holm, K. Kremer; scaling description of charged polymers, J.F. Joanny; when ion-ion correlations are important in charged colloidal systems, B. Jonsson, H. Wennerstrom; direct surface force measurement techniques, P. Kekicheff; counterions in polyelectrolytes, A.R. Khokhlov, et al; distribution function theory of electrolytes and electrical double layers, R. Kjellander; field-theoretic approaches to classical charged systems, A.G. Moreira, R.R. Netz; interactions and conformational fluctuations in macromolecular arrays, R. Podgornik; structure and phasebehaviour of cationic-lipid DNA complexes, J.O. Radler; small angle scattering methods applied to polyelectrolyte solutions, M. Rawiso; lateral correlation of multivalent counterions is the universal mechanism of charge inversion, T.T. Nguyen, et al; highly charged polyelectrolytes - experimental aspects, C.E. Williams.
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Electrostatic effects in soft matter and biophysics : proceedings of the NATO Advanced Study Institute, Les Houches, France, 1-13 October 2000 [document imprimé] / C., ed. Holm, Editeur (scientifique) ; P., ed. Kekicheff, Editeur (scientifique) ; R., ed. Podgornik, Editeur (scientifique) ; Workshop in electrostatic effects in soft matter and biophysics (2000, Auteur . - Kluwer academic publishers, 2001 . - 528 p.. - ( NATO science series. Series 2, Mathematics, physics and chemistry) . ISBN : 1-402-00197-5 Paperback
Langues : Français ( fre) Index. décimale : | 82 Physical chemistry and chemical physics | Résumé : | Describing the many areas in soft matter and biophysics where electrostatic interactions play an important role, this book offers coverage of recent theoretical approaches, advances in computer simulation and experimental techniques. Structure and dynamic properties of membrane lipid and protein, M. Caffrey; cell model and Poisson-Boltzmann theory - a brief introduction, M. Deserno, C. Holm; DNA condensation and complexation, W.M. Gelbart; interactions in colloidal suspensions, D.G. Grier, S.H. Behrens; computer simulations of charged systems, C. Holm, K. Kremer; scaling description of charged polymers, J.F. Joanny; when ion-ion correlations are important in charged colloidal systems, B. Jonsson, H. Wennerstrom; direct surface force measurement techniques, P. Kekicheff; counterions in polyelectrolytes, A.R. Khokhlov, et al; distribution function theory of electrolytes and electrical double layers, R. Kjellander; field-theoretic approaches to classical charged systems, A.G. Moreira, R.R. Netz; interactions and conformational fluctuations in macromolecular arrays, R. Podgornik; structure and phasebehaviour of cationic-lipid DNA complexes, J.O. Radler; small angle scattering methods applied to polyelectrolyte solutions, M. Rawiso; lateral correlation of multivalent counterions is the universal mechanism of charge inversion, T.T. Nguyen, et al; highly charged polyelectrolytes - experimental aspects, C.E. Williams.
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