Multi-scale kinetic description of granular clusters: invariance, balance, and temperature

Capriz, Gianfranco; Mariano, Paolo Maria

doi:10.1007/s00161-017-0613-7

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“…We choose to be such that best fits the overall protein kinetic energy; in other words, with N the number of amino acids in the protein, is an argument minimizing the difference where, as usual, the vertical bars indicate modulus. This last choice for recalls one in the discrete-to-continuum description of sparse phases (Capriz 2008 ), when we homogenize at continuum scale the fluctuating motion of a cluster of disconnected grains (Capriz and Mariano 2014 ; Capriz and Giovine 2017 ; Capriz and Mariano 2018 ).…”

Section: Tensor Representation Of a Single Proteinmentioning

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A discrete-to-continuum model of protein complexes

Mariano

Bacci

2022

Biomech Model Mechanobiol

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On the basis of a tensor representation of protein shape, obtained by an affine decomposition of residue velocity, we show how to identify actions at continuum scale for both single proteins and their complexes in terms of power equivalence. The approach constructs and justifies a continuum modeling of protein complexes, which avoids a direct, atomistic-based, simulation of the whole complex, rather it focuses (in a statistical sense) on a single protein and its interactions with the neighbors. In the resulting setting we also prove the existence of equilibrium configurations (native states) under large strains.

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A discrete-to-continuum model of protein complexes

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2022

Biomech Model Mechanobiol

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A Multi-Scale Continuum View on Granular Flows

Mariano

2020

Advances in Mechanics and Mathematics

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Interactions in a Multi-scale Representation of Sparse Media: From Mechanics to Thermodynamics

Capriz

Mariano

2019

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Multi-scale kinetic description of granular clusters: invariance, balance, and temperature

Cited by 5 publications

References 19 publications

A discrete-to-continuum model of protein complexes

A discrete-to-continuum model of protein complexes

A Multi-Scale Continuum View on Granular Flows

Interactions in a Multi-scale Representation of Sparse Media: From Mechanics to Thermodynamics

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