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20002005
most citedCharacteristic length of random knotting for cylindrical self-avoiding polygons

39 citations · 197 across the 9 of their papers we have counts for

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9 papers

cond-mat.soft2005★ 16 cited

Scattering functions of knotted ring polymers

Miyuki K. Shimamura, Kumiko Kamata, Akihisa Yao +1

We discuss the scattering function of a Gaussian random polygon with N nodes under a given topological constraint through simulation. We obtain the Kratky plot of a Gaussian polygo…

cond-mat.soft2002★ 9 cited

Geometrical complexity of conformations of ring polymers under topological constraints

Miyuki K. Shimamura, Tetsuo Deguchi

One measure of geometrical complexity of a spatial curve is the number of crossings in a planar projection of the curve. For -noded ring polymers with a fixed knot type, we eval…

cond-mat.soft2002★ 24 cited

Knot complexity and the probability of random knotting

Miyuki K. Shimamura, Tetsuo Deguchi

The probability of a random polygon (or a ring polymer) having a knot type should depend on the complexity of the knot . Through computer simulation using knot invariants, w…

cond-mat.soft2002★ 39 cited

Finite-size and asymptotic behaviors of the gyration radius of knotted cylindrical polygons

Miyuki K. Shimamura, Tetsuo Deguchi

Several nontrivial properties are shown for the mean square radius of gyration of ring polymers with a fixed knot type K. Through computer simulation, we discuss both finit…

cond-mat.soft2001

Anomalous finite-size effects and canonical asymptotic behaviors for the mean-squared gyration radius of Gaussian random knots

Miyuki K. Shimamura, Tetsuo Deguchi

Anomalously strong finite-size effects have been observed for the mean square radius of gyration of Gaussian random polygons with a fixed knot as a function of the numb…

cond-mat.stat-mech2001★ 32 cited

Gyration radius of a circular polymer under a topological constraint with excluded volume

Miyuki K. Shimamura, Tetsuo Deguchi

It is nontrivial whether the average size of a ring polymer should become smaller or larger under a topological constraint. Making use of some knot invariants, we evaluate numerica…