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most citedTopological Methods for Polymeric Materials: Characterizing the Relationship Between Polymer Entanglement and Viscoelasticity

48 citations · 103 across the 5 of their papers we have counts for

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q-bio.BM2020

GLN -- a method to reveal unique properties of lasso type topology in proteins

Wanda Niemyska, Kenneth C. Millett, Joanna I. Sulkowska

Geometry and topology are the main factors that determine the functional properties of proteins. In this work, we show how to use the Gauss linking integral (GLN) in the form of a…

cond-mat.soft2017★ 48 cited

Topological Methods for Polymeric Materials: Characterizing the Relationship Between Polymer Entanglement and Viscoelasticity

Eleni Panagiotou, Ken Millett, Paul J. Atzberger

We develop topological methods for characterizing the relationship between polymer chain entanglement and bulk viscoelastic responses. We introduce generalized Linking Number and W…

math.GN2012★ 10 cited

Characteristics of shape and knotting in ideal rings

Laura Zirbel, Kenneth C. Millett

We present two descriptions of the the local scaling and shape of ideal rings, primarily featuring subsegments. Our focus will be the squared radius of gyration of subsegments and…

math.GT2009★ 45 cited

The linking number and the writhe of uniform random walks and polygons in confined spaces

E. Panagiotou, K. C. Millett, S. Lambropoulou

Random walks and polygons are used to model polymers. In this paper we consider the extension of writhe, self-linking number and linking number to open chains. We then study the av…

math.GT2005

Polygonal knot space near ropelength-minimized knots

Kenneth C. Millett, Michael Piatek, Eric J. Rawdon

For a polygonal knot K, it is shown that a tube of radius R(K), the polygonal thickness radius, is an embedded torus. Given a thick configuration K, perturbations of size r<R(K) de…