Computer modeling stabilization

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We discuss the application of atomic scale computer models to bulk crystal growth and the formation of thin films. The structure of the crystal-fluid interface and the mobility of the material at this interface are discussed in some detail. The influence of strain on thin film perfection and stability is also examined. 

We have modelled the [CDopen - methyl pyruvate] complex. The result is shown in Figure 2. In this complex there is no steric hindrance to prevent the free rotation of the substrate around the quinuclidine nitrogen. Thus, in complex shown in Figure 2. there is no preferential stabilization of the substrate. In earlier computer modeling it was suggested that Pt is involved in the stabilization of the [CDopew-a-lfeto ester] complex, i.e. the Pt surface prevent the free rotation of the substrate, however the driving force for enantio-differentiation, i.e. for preferential adsorption of the substrate, was not discussed [14]. 

COMPUTATIONAL MODELS OF METABOLISM STABILITY AND REGULATION IN METABOLIC... 

Using computer modeling, jointly with x-ray fiber diffraction data, the molecular architectures of two different gel-forming polysaccharides have been examined. Preliminary results indicate that the neutral and doubly branched capsular polysaccharide from Rhizobium trifolii can form a 2-fold single helix of pitch 1.96 nm or a half-staggered, 4-fold doublehelix of pitch 3.92 nm. The molecules are likely to be stabilized by main chain — side chain interactions. 

In the present paper we study common features of the responses of chemical reactor models to periodic forcing, and we consider accurate methods that can be used in this task. In particular, we describe an algorithm for the numerical computation and stability analysis of invariant tori. We shall consider phenomena that appear in a broad class of forced systems and illustrate them through several chemical reactor models, with emphasis on the forcing of spontaneously oscillating systems. 

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