Necessary and sufficient conditions for weighted Orlicz class inequalities for maximal functions and singular integrals. II

This paper continues the investigation of weight problems in Orlicz classes for maximal functions and singular integrals defined on homogeneous type spaces considered in [1].     

Localization of a multiblock copolymer at a selective interface: scaling predictions and Monte Carlo verification

We investigate the localization of a hydrophobic-polar regular copolymer at a selective solvent-solvent interface with emphasis on the impact of block length M on the copolymer behavior. The considerations are based on simple scaling arguments and use the mapping of the problem onto a homopolymer adsorption problem. The resulting scaling relations treat the gyration radius of the copolymer chain perpendicular and parallel to the interface in terms of chain length N and block size M, as well as the selectivity parameter chi. The scaling relations differ for the case of weak and strong localization. In the strong localization limit a scaling relation for the lateral diffusion coefficient D( parallel) is also derived. We implement a dynamic off-lattice Monte Carlo model to verify these scaling predictions. For chain lengths in a wide range (32相似文献   

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Criteria of weighted inequalities in Orlicz classes for maximal functions defined on homogeneous type spaces

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On Homotopy and Similarity in Linear Systems Theory

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A simplified model for flows with eddies in symmetrically expanding channels

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