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Rowghanian, Payam, Grosberg, Alexander Y. (2013) Two cases of reciprocal relations for electric and hydrodynamic currents: A rigid polymer in a nano-channel and a polyelectrolyte gel. The Journal of Chemical Physics, 139 (2). 24902pp. doi:10.1063/1.4812693

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TitleTwo cases of reciprocal relations for electric and hydrodynamic currents: A rigid polymer in a nano-channel and a polyelectrolyte gel
JournalThe Journal of Chemical Physics
AuthorsRowghanian, PayamAuthor
Grosberg, Alexander Y.Author
Year2013 (July 14)Volume139
Issue2
PublisherAIP Publishing
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Plain TextRowghanian, Payam, Grosberg, Alexander Y. (2013) Two cases of reciprocal relations for electric and hydrodynamic currents: A rigid polymer in a nano-channel and a polyelectrolyte gel. The Journal of Chemical Physics, 139 (2). 24902pp. doi:10.1063/1.4812693
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