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Using a tight binding model, we investigate the dynamics of an exciton on a disordered extended star graph whose central site acts as an energy trap. When compared with what happens in an ordered network, our results reveal that the disorder drastically improves the excitonic absorption that becomes complete. Moreover, we show the occurrence of an optimal disorder for which the absorption time is strongly minimized, a surprising effect that originates in a disorder-induced restructuring process of the exciton eigenstates. Finally, we also show the existence of an optimal value of the absorption rate that reduces even more the absorption time. The resulting superoptimized trapping process is interpreted as a positive interplay between both the disorder and the so-called superradiance transition.Integrin receptor (IR) clustering is an example of pattern self-organization in biological systems. This paper describes a model for receptor activation whose content is guided by two major principles in cellular signal transduction (i) Proteins cycle between different conformational states; (ii) the dynamics of their conformational dynamics is environment dependent. Based on a simple activation pathway where these two hypotheses are formulated in a self-consistent way, this paper focuses mainly on stochastic simulations valid in the limit of a small number of molecules. It is shown that coherent clustering can lead to digital signaling and receptor competition in biochemical systems where the model gives a recruitment mechanism for the reinforcement of the mechanical linkage with the extracellular matrix. Together with previous works, this paper provides a workable model for cell integrin adhesive structures when feedback mediated by membrane diffusing signals is dominant. Consequences are discussed in the framework of published data concerning the local production of a key phospholipid for cell signaling (PIP_2).We consider a mixture of active solute molecules in a suspension of passive solvent particles comprising a thermal bath. The solute molecules are considered to be extended objects with two chemically distinct heads, one head of which having chemical affinity towards the solvent particles. The coupled Langevin equations for the solvent particles along with the equations governing the dynamics of active molecules are numerically simulated to show how the active molecules self-assemble to form clusters which remain in dynamic equilibrium with the free solute molecules. We observe an interesting crossover at an intermediate time in the variation of the order parameter with time when the temperature of the bath is changed signifying the differential behavior of clusterization below and above the crossover time associated with a transition between a thermodynamic and a quasithermodynamic regime. Enthalpy-entropy compensation in the formation of clusters below the crossover is demonstrated.The one-point distribution of the height for the continuum Kardar-Parisi-Zhang equation is determined numerically using the mapping to the directed polymer in a random potential at high temperature. Using an importance sampling approach, the distribution is obtained over a large range of values, down to a probability density as small as 10^-1000 in the tails. The short-time behavior is investigated and compared with recent analytical predictions for the large-deviation forms of the probability of rare fluctuations, showing a spectacular agreement with the analytical expressions. The flat and stationary initial conditions are studied in the full space, together with the droplet initial condition in the half-space.We present a class of exponential integrators to compute solutions of the stochastic Schrödinger equations arising from the modeling of open quantum systems. To be able to implement the methods within the same framework as the deterministic counterpart, we express the solution using Kunita's representation. With appropriate truncations, the solution operator can be written as matrix exponentials, which can be efficiently implemented by the Krylov subspace projection. The accuracy is examined in terms of the strong convergence by comparing trajectories, and in terms of the weak convergence by comparing the density-matrix operators. We show that the local accuracy can be further improved by introducing third-order commutators in the exponential. The effectiveness of the proposed methods is tested using the example from Di Ventra et al. selleck kinase inhibitor selleck kinase inhibitor [J. Phys. Condens. Matter 16, 8025 (2004)JCOMEL0953-898410.1088/0953-8984/16/45/024].It will be shown that for a solution of salt dissolved in water in contact with a metallic or dielectric wall, the concentration of salt ions (both positive and negative) near the wall can be large enough to exceed the salt's solubility limit, as a result of electrical image charge forces. In addition, since the dielectric constant of water increases from 2.1 at the wall to 81 at about 1 nm from a solid wall, there will be an attractive image potential near the plane on which this increase of the dielectric constant occurs. Such large ion concentrations could possibly be used in water desalination.This paper introduces a general model of a single-lane roundabout, represented as a circular lattice that consists of L cells, with Markovian traffic dynamics. Vehicles enter the roundabout via on-ramp queues that have stochastic arrival processes, remain on the roundabout a random number of cells, and depart via off-ramps. Importantly, the model does not oversimplify the dynamics of traffic on roundabouts, while various performance-related quantities (such as delay and queue length) allow an analytical characterization. In particular, we present an explicit expression for the marginal stationary distribution of each cell on the lattice. Moreover, we derive results that give insight on the dependencies between parts of the roundabout, and on the queue distribution. Finally, we find scaling limits that allow, for every partition of the roundabout in segments, to approximate (i) the joint distribution of the occupation of these segments by a multivariate Gaussian distribution, and (ii) the joint distribution of their total queue lengths by a collection of independent Poisson random variables.
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