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19962008
most citedSelf-Consistent Field Theory of Brushes of Neutral Water-Soluble Polymers

81 citations · 216 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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6 papers

cond-mat.soft2008★ 11 cited

On the Adsorption of Two-State Polymers

Natsuhiko Yoshinaga, Efim Kats, Avraham Halperin

Monte Carlo(MC) simulations produce evidence that annealed copolymers incorporating two interconverting monomers, P and H, adsorb as homopolymers with an effective adsorption energ…

q-bio.BM2004

Hybridization Isotherms of DNA Microarrays and the Quantification of Mutation Studies

Avraham Halperin, Arnaud Buhot, Ekaterina B. Zhulina

Background: Diagnostic DNA arrays for detection of point mutations as markers for cancer usually function in the presence of a large excess of wild type DNA. This excess can give r…

cond-mat.soft2003★ 81 cited

Self-Consistent Field Theory of Brushes of Neutral Water-Soluble Polymers

Vladimir A. Baulin, Ekaterina B. Zhulina, Avi Halperin

The Self-Consistent Field theory of brushes of neutral water-soluble polymers described by two-state models is formulated in terms of the effective Flory interaction parameter $χ_{…

cond-mat.soft2002★ 73 cited

Concentration Dependence of the Flory Chi Parameter within Two-State Models

V. A. Baulin, A. Halperin

The Flory chi parameter is typically assumed to depend only on the temperature, T. Experimental results often require the replacement of this chi(T) by chieff, that depends also on…

cond-mat.soft2001★ 44 cited

On the Extension Behavior of Helicogenic Polypeptides

Arnaud Buhot, Avraham Halperin

The force laws governing the extension behavior of homopolypeptides are obtained from a phenomenological free energy capable of describing the helix-coil transition. Just above the…

cond-mat1996★ 7 cited

Grafted Rods: A Tilting Phase Transition

F. Schmid, D. Johannsmann, A. Halperin

A tilting phase transition is predicted for systems comprising rod like molecules which are irreversibly grafted to a flat surface, so that the non interacting rods are perpendicul…