Filament instability under constant loads
Buckling of semi-flexible filaments appears in different systems and scales. Some examples are: fibers in geophysical applications, microtubules in the cytoplasm of eukaryotic cells and deformation of polymers freely suspended in a flow. In these examples, instabilities arise when a system's pa...
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todo:paper_17426588_v1012_n1_p_Monastra2023-10-03T16:30:26Z Filament instability under constant loads Monastra, A.G. Carusela, M.F. D'Angelo, M.V. Bruno, L. Pereira L.F.C. Mol L.A. Martins P.H. Plascak J.A. Vaz da Costa B. Cytology Compressive forces Compressive loads Eukaryotic cells Filament instability Flexible filaments Geophysical applications Initial configuration Small amplitude Cells Buckling of semi-flexible filaments appears in different systems and scales. Some examples are: fibers in geophysical applications, microtubules in the cytoplasm of eukaryotic cells and deformation of polymers freely suspended in a flow. In these examples, instabilities arise when a system's parameter exceeds a critical value, being the Euler force the most known. However, the complete time evolution and wavelength of buckling processes are not fully understood. In this work we solve analytically the time evolution of a filament under a constant compressive force in the small amplitude approximation. This gives an insight into the variable force scenario in terms of normal modes. The evolution is highly sensitive to the initial configuration and to the magnitude of the compressive load. This model can be a suitable approach to many different real situations. © Published under licence by IOP Publishing Ltd. CONF info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_17426588_v1012_n1_p_Monastra |
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Cytology Compressive forces Compressive loads Eukaryotic cells Filament instability Flexible filaments Geophysical applications Initial configuration Small amplitude Cells |
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Cytology Compressive forces Compressive loads Eukaryotic cells Filament instability Flexible filaments Geophysical applications Initial configuration Small amplitude Cells Monastra, A.G. Carusela, M.F. D'Angelo, M.V. Bruno, L. Pereira L.F.C. Mol L.A. Martins P.H. Plascak J.A. Vaz da Costa B. Filament instability under constant loads |
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Cytology Compressive forces Compressive loads Eukaryotic cells Filament instability Flexible filaments Geophysical applications Initial configuration Small amplitude Cells |
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Buckling of semi-flexible filaments appears in different systems and scales. Some examples are: fibers in geophysical applications, microtubules in the cytoplasm of eukaryotic cells and deformation of polymers freely suspended in a flow. In these examples, instabilities arise when a system's parameter exceeds a critical value, being the Euler force the most known. However, the complete time evolution and wavelength of buckling processes are not fully understood. In this work we solve analytically the time evolution of a filament under a constant compressive force in the small amplitude approximation. This gives an insight into the variable force scenario in terms of normal modes. The evolution is highly sensitive to the initial configuration and to the magnitude of the compressive load. This model can be a suitable approach to many different real situations. © Published under licence by IOP Publishing Ltd. |
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Monastra, A.G. Carusela, M.F. D'Angelo, M.V. Bruno, L. Pereira L.F.C. Mol L.A. Martins P.H. Plascak J.A. Vaz da Costa B. |
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Monastra, A.G. Carusela, M.F. D'Angelo, M.V. Bruno, L. Pereira L.F.C. Mol L.A. Martins P.H. Plascak J.A. Vaz da Costa B. |
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Filament instability under constant loads |
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Filament instability under constant loads |
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Filament instability under constant loads |
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Filament instability under constant loads |
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Filament instability under constant loads |
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filament instability under constant loads |
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