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\work{Dissertation} % Change to ``Thesis'' for Master's thesis |
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\title{ALGORITHMS FOR MODELING THE DYNAMICS AND PHASE TRANSITIONS OF LIPID BILAYERS} |
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\author{Xiuquan Sun} |
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\advisor{J. Daniel Gezelter} % supervisor/director/advisor |
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\begin{abstract} |
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I present a dissertation concerning the structural properties and |
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phase behavior of lipid membranes. At first, I investigated the system |
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by applying the Monte Carlo simulations on a simple dipolar membrane |
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model. Secondly, to obtain the dynamics properties of the ripple phase |
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of lipid membranes, molecular dynamics simulations were performed to a |
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more realistic molecular lipid model. At last, an algorithm of |
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Langevin dynamics was developed to inquire into the ripple phase in |
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the implicit solvent environment by working with colleague. |
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\end{abstract} |
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\begin{dedication} |
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To my wife, for her unconditional support, and to my family, for their |
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providence of inspiriting happiness. |
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\begin{acknowledge} % acknowledgments go here |
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I would like to thank my advisor, J.~Daniel Gezelter, who guided me |
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into the field of my interests, helped me complete all of the work |
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with his great patience and broad knowledge. I am also grateful to my |
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colleagues Teng Lin, Charles F.~Vardeman II, Shenyu Kuang, Chunlei Li, |
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Christie Puglis, Patrick Holvey, Matthew A.~Meineke, Christopher |
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J.~Fennell, Yang Zheng, Kyle Daily, Kyle S.~Haygarth, Jennifer Morton, |
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who were always here for technical support and helpful |
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suggestions. Finally, I would like to thank my family: my father, |
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Jianguo Sun, and my mother, Yumei Lin, for their understanding and |
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support on the distant other side of the ocean. And my wife, Yingxin, |
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this dissertation could not have been finished without her love. |
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