Titlebook: Davydov’s Soliton Revisited; Self-Trapping of Vib Peter Leth Christiansen,Alwyn C. Scott Book 1990 Springer Science+Business Media New York

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Echte Kundenorientierung — Lands’ Endorting energy in molecular (mainly biological) aggregates. The last few years have seen a large amount of activity in this area, and this workshop has gathered many of the principals in the discussion. The study of the Fr?hlich Hamiltonian [2] which is the starting point of the Davydov theory has be

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Echte Kundenorientierung — Lands’ Endrticle?” and deals with the changing standards of proof which lead us today to accept as “real” some fundamental particles (quarks) which we may never observe. Our situation is somewhat similar in that “hard evidence” of the existence of Davydov solitons remains elusive despite many years of effort

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Susanne O‘Gorman,Gabriele Schusterelf-trapped states (solitary waves or solitons) was first suggested by Davydov and Kislukha. in order to explain how the energy released by hydrolysis of adenosine triphosphate can be localized and moved along proteins providing important biological processes.. The soliton formation in this model.,.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-42173-1n-phonon interaction in molecular chains [2, 3]. The effect of acoustic phonons with the dispersion law.on the motion of an extra electron (and exciton) in a one dimensional molecular chain was studied by Davydov [4–6]. It was shown that the stable motion of electron (exciton) with velocities less t

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Alexandra Kühte,Matthias Zeisberging of the chain with its atomic environment is taken into account via the introduction of an on-site harmonic potential for each molecule. For some standard sets of values for the physical parameters, the self-trapping mechanism occurs and two-component soliton excitations are generated in the mole

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