Titlebook: Synergetics — From Microscopic to Macroscopic Order; Proceedings of the I Eckart Frehland Conference proceedings 1984 Springer-Verlag Berli

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Generalized Moment Description of Brownian Dynamics in Biological Systemsdevised, therefore, a variety of ways to shorten this time by guiding biomolecules into lower dimensional spaces, e.g., into the plane of membranes. Still the time spent on Brownian motion before the actual molecular reactions is exceedingly long compared to the time scale of the single diffusive di

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The Molecular Machine of Photosynthesis — Physico-Chemical Aspectsphotosynthesis, rhodopsin the best for vision, cytochromes the best for respiration, etc. However, it is evident that such a biological molecule can achieve its function only when it is incorporated in a highly specific organization. For instance, chlorophyll per se behaves with respect to its possi

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Multigene Families and their Implications for Evolutionary Theoryd gene conversion. They provide a very different picture of evolution from the conventional models of population genetics; nevertheless their polymorphisms and gene diversity may be understood in terms of a common concept with the previous theory, i. e. probability of gene identity.

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Wave-Number Selection in Rotating Couette-Taylor flowrtain chemical reactions [5], flame-front propagation [6], and crystal growth [7]. The equations of motion, with boundary conditions corresponding to systems of infinite spatial extent, usually possess a continuum of linearly stable solutions [8], corresponding to a band of wave numbers having a width which varies as ε. (ε ≡ R/R. ? 1).

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