Table 1. Nondimensional parameters and their estimated values.
Param. | Definition | Estimated range | Value used |
---|---|---|---|
ρm | ≈ 10−3±2 | 10−3 | |
γmp | ≈ 101±0.5 | 101 | |
ρp | ≈ 102±0.5 | 102 | |
[XapR]R | ≈ 100±2 | 100 | |
[c]a | (∈ [0, 103]) | 13 | |
kβ,i | ≈ 104±1 | 5 ⋅ 104 | |
kβ,e | ≈ 103±2 | 103 | |
kα | ≈ 102±0.8 | 102 | |
kη | ≈ 100±3 | 5⋅10−1 | |
ξ | = ξ | ≈ 0.8 ± 0.1 | 0.8 |
Kβ,i | ≈ 101±2 | 101 | |
Kβ,e | ≈ 102±2 | 102 | |
KχA | 102 | ||
KIA | ≈ 102±1 | 102 | |
Δϵx | ≔ βΔEx | ≈ 2 to 2(ln(KIA) − 1) < 12 | 5 |
Δϵcoop | ≔ βΔEcoop | ≈ 0 − 10 | 5 |
The left column shows all nondimensional parameters that appear in the final equations. In the middle are their definition and estimated values. They are based on γp = 5 ⋅ 10−4 s−1 and Ka = 5 ⋅ 10−5 M. Note that the range of the three MWC parameters depends on each other, but they can still be chosen independently. The range given for [c]a denotes the estimated “interesting” range in which switching happens, but [c]a can of course exceed these values. Details on the parameters and their estimation can be found in S1 Text. Finally, the last column shows the value that we use for the rest of this paper, unless otherwise noted. An explanation of this choice will follow in the next section.