Exact solution of pulled, directed vesicles with sticky walls in two dimensions
arXiv:1811.11693 · doi:10.1063/1.5083149
Abstract
We analyse a directed lattice vesicle model incorporating both the binding-unbinding transition and the vesicle inflation-deflation transition. From the exact solution we derive the phase diagram for this model and elucidate scaling properties around the binding-unbinding critical point in this larger parameter space. We also consider how the phase diagram changes when a perpendicular force is applied to the end of a directed vesicle.
arXiv comment9 pages, 6 figures
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