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. 1980 Feb;77(2):693–697. doi: 10.1073/pnas.77.2.693

Properties of some three-state, steady-state Ising systems, according to the Bragg-Williams approximation

Terrell L Hill 1, Leonard Stein 1
PMCID: PMC348346  PMID: 16592772

Abstract

We consider the steady-state properties of a lattice of three-state, cycling enzyme molecules, with nearest-neighbor interactions treated by the Bragg-Williams (mean field) approximation. Only a few particular cases are examined, but these illustrate the rich phase-transition possibilities of this class of systems. “Bifurcation” cases were treated in a previous paper; the present examples are of the nonbifurcation type. However, a few new theoretical properties of bifurcation cases are included.

Keywords: multiple phase transitions, bifurcation, flux, enzyme kinetics, one-way cycle

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