Convex Hulls of Orbits and Orientations of a Moving Protein Domain
Marco Longinetti, Luca Sgheri, and Frank Sottile

TL;DR
This paper investigates the geometric structure of the convex hull of protein-related tensor orbits under rotations, providing insights into protein structure analysis in aqueous solutions.
Contribution
It characterizes the facial structure and Carathéodory number of convex hulls of rotation group orbits acting on symmetric tensors, linking geometry to protein structure.
Findings
Determined the facial structure of the convex hulls.
Analyzed the Carathéodory number for these convex hulls.
Applied geometric analysis to protein structure problems.
Abstract
We study the facial structure and Carath\'eodory number of the convex hull of an orbit of the group of rotations in R^3 acting on the space of pairs of anisotropic symmetric 3\times 3 tensors. This is motivated by the problem of determining the structure of some proteins in aqueous solution.
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Taxonomy
TopicsProtein Structure and Dynamics · Enzyme Structure and Function · Microtubule and mitosis dynamics
