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Motion and capture in the presence of cooperative trap interactions II: Exact calculations for perfect absorbers in one dimension

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Exact calculations are presented for the survival fraction and other capturerelated observables in a problem involving migration on a one-dimensional lattice containing perfectly absorbing traps whose placement within the crystal is determined by explicit interactions among the trap molecules. These interactions, which are treated exactly in a lattice-gas model, may be attractive, in which case they lead to trap cluster formation and a reduction of the trapping efficiency, or they may be repulsive thus leading to increased separation of the trap molecules and an enhancement of the trapping process.

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Supported in part by the National Science Foundation under Grant Nos. DMR-8111434 and INT-8210098.

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Parris, P.E., Phatak, S.M. & Kenkre, V.M. Motion and capture in the presence of cooperative trap interactions II: Exact calculations for perfect absorbers in one dimension. J Stat Phys 35, 749–760 (1984). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01010831

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