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Autori principali: Iso, Naoki, Norizoe, Yuki, Sakaue, Takahiro
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Pubblicazione: 2024
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Accesso online:https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.02461
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author Iso, Naoki
Norizoe, Yuki
Sakaue, Takahiro
author_facet Iso, Naoki
Norizoe, Yuki
Sakaue, Takahiro
contents Given the wide range of length scales, the analysis of polymer systems often requires coarse-graining, for which various levels of description may be possible depending on the phenomenon under consideration. Here, we provide a super-coarse grained description, where polymers are represented as a succession of mesosopic soft beads which are allowed to overlap with others. We then investigate the phase separation behaviors in a mixture of such homopolymers based on mean-field theory, and discuss universal aspects of the miscibility phase diagram in comparison with the numerical simulation. We also discuss an extension of our analysis to mixtures involving random copolymers, which might be interesting in the context of chromatin organization in a cell nucleus.
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spellingShingle Phase separation in soft repulsive polymer mixtures: foundation and implication for chromatin organization
Iso, Naoki
Norizoe, Yuki
Sakaue, Takahiro
Soft Condensed Matter
Given the wide range of length scales, the analysis of polymer systems often requires coarse-graining, for which various levels of description may be possible depending on the phenomenon under consideration. Here, we provide a super-coarse grained description, where polymers are represented as a succession of mesosopic soft beads which are allowed to overlap with others. We then investigate the phase separation behaviors in a mixture of such homopolymers based on mean-field theory, and discuss universal aspects of the miscibility phase diagram in comparison with the numerical simulation. We also discuss an extension of our analysis to mixtures involving random copolymers, which might be interesting in the context of chromatin organization in a cell nucleus.
title Phase separation in soft repulsive polymer mixtures: foundation and implication for chromatin organization
topic Soft Condensed Matter
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.02461