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Title
Nanopore Poisson Solver
Author(s)
Li, Yue
Contributor(s)
Leburton, Jean-Pierre
Issue Date
2016-12
Keyword(s)
nanopore
Poisson equation
multigrid
Abstract
DNA translocation through a cell membrane can be modeled by studying the numerical model of
the electrostatics of a doped semiconductor. A software for the theoretical investigation of DNA
translocation through a nanopore in a thin solid‐state membrane is developed by Professor Leburton’s
group at the University of Illinois. The software involves the solution of the Poisson equation in three-dimensional
geometries. One major concern about that program is that it is not written in a systematic
way so that it is difficult to make modification to the program. By modifying the software, we can
achieve better control over the model and can freely adjust the program to serve our purpose.
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