ArticleThe European physical journal. E, Soft matter2018
Membrane undulations in a structured fluid: Universal dynamics at intermediate length and time scales.
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- Describing neutron spin echo data from undulating lipid vesicles: recent advances.Journal of applied crystallography · 2026Article
- Dynamic structure factor of undulating vesicles: finite-size and spherical geometry effects with application to neutron spin echo experiments.The European physical journal. E, Soft matter · 2024Article
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- Statistical Mechanics of an Elastically Pinned Membrane: Equilibrium Dynamics and Power Spectrum.Biophysical journal · 2019Article
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Abstract
The dynamics of membrane undulations inside a viscous solvent is governed by distinctive, anomalous, power laws. Inside a viscoelastic continuous medium these universal behaviors are modified by the specific bulk viscoelastic spectrum. Yet, in structured fluids the continuum limit is reached only beyond a characteristic correlation length. We study the crossover to this asymptotic bulk dynamics. The analysis relies on a recent generalization of the hydrodynamic interaction in structured fluids, which shows a slow spatial decay of the interaction toward the bulk limit. For membranes which are weakly coupled to the structured medium we find a wide crossover regime characterized by different, universal, dynamic power laws. We discuss various systems for which this behavior is relevant, and delineate the time regime over which it may be observed.
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