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Saddle regions energy landscapes

Figure 10.9 Time sequence of the final budding instability with constant control parameters (v, Auq) very close to the spinodal line [22], The initial pear-like shape results from a giant thermal fluctuation of a metastable prolate vesicle onto the saddle point of the bending energy landscape. The elsqtsed time between snapshots is 1.2 s. First, a slow diflusion occurs over the saddle point region corresponding to the pear-like shapes until, finally, the vesicle relaxes towards the budded configuration by quickly closing down the neck between the two quasispherical parts of the shape. Figure 10.9 Time sequence of the final budding instability with constant control parameters (v, Auq) very close to the spinodal line [22], The initial pear-like shape results from a giant thermal fluctuation of a metastable prolate vesicle onto the saddle point of the bending energy landscape. The elsqtsed time between snapshots is 1.2 s. First, a slow diflusion occurs over the saddle point region corresponding to the pear-like shapes until, finally, the vesicle relaxes towards the budded configuration by quickly closing down the neck between the two quasispherical parts of the shape.

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See also in sourсe #XX -- [ Pg.180 , Pg.181 , Pg.182 ]




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