A. Melkikh

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Carnot cycle at finite power: attainability of maximal efficiency.
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The Carnot cycle is generalized so that it is not restricted to slow processes and it is shown that for realistic (i.e., not purposefully designed) engine-bath interactions, the work-optimal engine performing the generalized cycle close to the maximal efficiency has a long cycle time and hence vanishing power.
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On a generalized Levinthal's paradox: The role of long- and short range interactions in complex bio-molecular reactions, including protein and DNA folding.
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Adaptive Heat Engine.
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This work studies a model for an adaptive heat engine, where-due to feedback from the functional part-the engine's structure adapts to given thermal baths, where no on-line control and no external fitting are needed.
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Model of Active Transport of Ions Through Diatom Cell Biomembrane
A model of the active transport of ions in the Cascinodiscus wailesii diatom cell is constructed taking into account the transport of H+, Na+, K+, Ca+2, $\mathrm{NO}_{3}^{-}$, Cl−, and…
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The Modern Theory of Evolution from the Viewpoint of Statistical Physics
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It was shown that species could not be formed due to undirected mutations in characteristic times of about one million years and a mechanism of deterministic molecular evolution assuming a directed change of the genome was proposed.
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Models of active transport of ions in biomembranes of various types of cells.
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Requirements on Models and Models of Active Transport of Ions in Biomembranes
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Requirements on models of the active transport of ions in biomembranes have been formulated and a model satisfying the basic requirements has been proposed as an example.
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Model of active transport of ions in biomembranes based on ATP-dependent change of height of diffusion barriers to ions.
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Mechanisms and models of the active transport of ions and the transformation of energy in intracellular compartments.
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Model of active transport of ions in cardiac cell.
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