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Crowded transport within networked representations of complex geometries
Daniel B. Wilson, Francis G. Woodhouse, Matthew J. Simpson +1
Transport in crowded, complex environments occurs across many spatial scales. Geometric restrictions can hinder the motion of individuals and, combined with crowding between indivi…
Displacement of transport processes on networked topologies
Daniel B. Wilson, Ruth E. Baker, Francis G. Woodhouse
Consider a particle whose position evolves along the edges of a network. One definition for the displacement of a particle is the length of the shortest path on the network between…
Multi-resolution dimer models in heat baths with short-range and long-range interactions
Ravinda Gunaratne, Daniel Wilson, Mark Flegg +1
This work investigates multi-resolution methodologies for simulating dimer models. The solvent particles which make up the heat bath interact with the monomers of the dimer either…
Topology-dependent density optima for efficient simultaneous network exploration
Daniel B. Wilson, Ruth E. Baker, Francis G. Woodhouse
A random search process in a networked environment is governed by the time it takes to visit every node, termed the cover time. Often, a networked process does not proceed in isola…
Scalable population-level modeling of biological cells incorporating mechanics and kinetics in continuous time
Stefan Engblom Daniel B. Wilson, Ruth E. Baker
The processes taking place inside the living cell are now understood to the point where predictive computational models can be used to gain detailed understanding of important biol…
Reactions, Diffusion and Volume Exclusion in a Heterogeneous System of Interacting Particles
Daniel Wilson, Helen Byrne, Maria Bruna
Complex biological and physical transport processes are often described through systems of interacting particles. Excluded-volume effects on these transport processes are well stud…
Multi-level methods and approximating distribution functions
Daniel Wilson, Ruth E. Baker
Biochemical reaction networks are often modelled using discrete-state, continuous-time Markov chains. System statistics of these Markov chains usually cannot be calculated analytic…