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. 2020 Nov 29;25(23):5624. doi: 10.3390/molecules25235624

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Example of the fit analysis of field autocorrelation function g₁(k,τ) measured for a system composed of a water solution of amphiphilic modified cyclodextrin (CD). Double exponential fit of the g₁(k,τ) function for the system CD4 [163] (A), and analysis of the relaxation time distribution τA(τ) as a function of the hydrodynamic radius R_H obtained by the inverse Laplace transformation with regularized positive exponential sum REPES approach (inset of A). Triple exponential fit of the g₁(k,τ) function for the system CD3 (A) [163], and the REPES analysis, which evidence the presence of three populations of scattering particles (namely unimers, micelles and vesicels) (B).