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Fractons in proteins: Can they lead to anomalously decaying timeautocorrelations?
R Granek
Department of Biotechnology Engineering
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Fractal
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Fractons
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Autocorrelation
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Two-point
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Correlation Function
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Folded Proteins
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Vibrational Excitation
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Underdamped
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Stretched Exponential Decay
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Algebraic Decay
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Fractal Nature
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Overdamped
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Single-molecule Experiments
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Chemistry
Vibrational Excitation
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Autocorrelation Function
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