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Geometry of membranes

This review reports some theoretical results on the Geometry of membranes. The governing equations to describe equilibrium configurations of lipid vesicles, lipid membranes with free edges, and chiral lipid membranes are derived from the variation of free energies of these structures. Some analytic solutions to these equations and their corresponding configurations are also shown.

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Related contextRelated contextRelated contextAuthorshipTopic signalTopic signalTopic signalTopic signalWGeometry of membranespreprint / 2011AZ. C. TuResearcherTcond-mat.soft4333 worksTQuantitative Methods1848 worksTBiological Physics1983 worksTmath.DG4490 works
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