Douglas C. Poland
Affiliations: | Chemistry | Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD |
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Theoretical ChemistryWebsite:
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Parents
Sign in to add mentor| Harold Abraham Scheraga | grad student | 1966 | Cornell | |
| (Statistical mechanics of biological macromolecules) | ||||
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| Poland D. (2000) Densities of states in gases, liquids, and solids Journal of Chemical Physics. 113: 9930-9939 |
| Poland D. (1999) Time evolution of polymer distribution functions from moment equations and maximum-entropy methods Journal of Chemical Physics. 111: 8214-8224 |
| Poland D. (1997) Asymmetry and scaling in polymer contraction kinetics Journal of Chemical Physics. 106: 1628-1640 |
| Poland D. (1996) Discrete step model of helix-coil kinetics: Distribution of fluctuation times Journal of Chemical Physics. 105: 1242-1269 |
| Poland D. (1995) Maximum‐entropy representation of non‐Gaussian polymer distribution functions Journal of Chemical Physics. 102: 2604-2613 |
| Poland D. (1993) Statistical mechanics and cooperative chemical kinetics The Journal of Chemical Physics. 98: 4862-4877 |
| Poland D. (1991) On the enumeration of the end-to-end distance distribution in lattice polymers The Journal of Chemical Physics. 96: 1885-1896 |
| Poland D. (1979) Phase transitions in lattice gases with linear clusters. II. Behavior on the Bethe lattice The Journal of Chemical Physics. 71: 1942-1947 |
| Poland D, Swaminathan PK. (1979) Phase transitions in lattice gases with linear clusters. I. Singularities in activity and low temperature series; interacting dimers The Journal of Chemical Physics. 71: 1926-1941 |
| Schwarz M, Poland D. (1976) Relaxation in biological macromolecules: Properties of some exact solutions The Journal of Chemical Physics. 65: 2620-2633 |