Fractons in proteins: can they lead to anomalously decaying time autocorrelations?
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Fractons in proteins: can they lead to anomalously decaying time autocorrelations?
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Fractons in proteins: can they lead to anomalously decaying time autocorrelations?
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Fractons in proteins: can they lead to anomalously decaying time autocorrelations?
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Fractons in proteins: can they lead to anomalously decaying time autocorrelations?
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Joseph Klafter
Rony Granek
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10.1103/PHYSREVLETT.95.098106
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2005-08-26T00:00:00Z