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Protein Folding Kinetics: Biophysical Methods
Bengt Nölting
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ISBN impreso
978-3-540-27277-9
ISBN electrónico
978-3-540-27278-6
Editor responsable
Springer Nature
País de edición
Reino Unido
Fecha de publicación
2006
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© Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2006
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Introduction
Bengt Nölting
Is randomness in quantum mechanics “algorithmically random”? Is there any relation between Heisenberg’s uncertainty relation and Gödel’s incompleteness? Can quantum randomness be used to trespass the Turing’s barrier? Can complexity shed more light on incompleteness? In this paper we use variants of “algorithmic complexity” to discuss the above questions.
Pp. 1-4
Structures of proteins
Bengt Nölting
Is randomness in quantum mechanics “algorithmically random”? Is there any relation between Heisenberg’s uncertainty relation and Gödel’s incompleteness? Can quantum randomness be used to trespass the Turing’s barrier? Can complexity shed more light on incompleteness? In this paper we use variants of “algorithmic complexity” to discuss the above questions.
Pp. 5-15
Physical interactions that determine the properties of proteins
Bengt Nölting
Is randomness in quantum mechanics “algorithmically random”? Is there any relation between Heisenberg’s uncertainty relation and Gödel’s incompleteness? Can quantum randomness be used to trespass the Turing’s barrier? Can complexity shed more light on incompleteness? In this paper we use variants of “algorithmic complexity” to discuss the above questions.
Pp. 17-25
Calculation of the kinetic rate constants
Bengt Nölting
Is randomness in quantum mechanics “algorithmically random”? Is there any relation between Heisenberg’s uncertainty relation and Gödel’s incompleteness? Can quantum randomness be used to trespass the Turing’s barrier? Can complexity shed more light on incompleteness? In this paper we use variants of “algorithmic complexity” to discuss the above questions.
Pp. 27-49
High kinetic resolution of protein folding events
Bengt Nölting
Is randomness in quantum mechanics “algorithmically random”? Is there any relation between Heisenberg’s uncertainty relation and Gödel’s incompleteness? Can quantum randomness be used to trespass the Turing’s barrier? Can complexity shed more light on incompleteness? In this paper we use variants of “algorithmic complexity” to discuss the above questions.
Pp. 51-77
Kinetic methods for slow reactions
Bengt Nölting
Is randomness in quantum mechanics “algorithmically random”? Is there any relation between Heisenberg’s uncertainty relation and Gödel’s incompleteness? Can quantum randomness be used to trespass the Turing’s barrier? Can complexity shed more light on incompleteness? In this paper we use variants of “algorithmic complexity” to discuss the above questions.
Pp. 79-82
Resolution of protein structures in solution
Bengt Nölting
Is randomness in quantum mechanics “algorithmically random”? Is there any relation between Heisenberg’s uncertainty relation and Gödel’s incompleteness? Can quantum randomness be used to trespass the Turing’s barrier? Can complexity shed more light on incompleteness? In this paper we use variants of “algorithmic complexity” to discuss the above questions.
Pp. 83-93
High structural resolution of transient protein conformations
Bengt Nölting
Is randomness in quantum mechanics “algorithmically random”? Is there any relation between Heisenberg’s uncertainty relation and Gödel’s incompleteness? Can quantum randomness be used to trespass the Turing’s barrier? Can complexity shed more light on incompleteness? In this paper we use variants of “algorithmic complexity” to discuss the above questions.
Pp. 95-123
Experimental problems of the kinetic and structural resolution of reactions that involve proteins
Bengt Nölting
Is randomness in quantum mechanics “algorithmically random”? Is there any relation between Heisenberg’s uncertainty relation and Gödel’s incompleteness? Can quantum randomness be used to trespass the Turing’s barrier? Can complexity shed more light on incompleteness? In this paper we use variants of “algorithmic complexity” to discuss the above questions.
Pp. 125-136
The folding pathway of a protein (barstar) at the resolution of individual residues from microseconds to seconds
Bengt Nölting
Is randomness in quantum mechanics “algorithmically random”? Is there any relation between Heisenberg’s uncertainty relation and Gödel’s incompleteness? Can quantum randomness be used to trespass the Turing’s barrier? Can complexity shed more light on incompleteness? In this paper we use variants of “algorithmic complexity” to discuss the above questions.
Pp. 137-164