| P. Rothemund. Theory and Experiments in Algorithmic Self-Assembly. PhD thesis, University of Southern California, 2001. |
....an algorithm is analogous to a program verifier and may well be of independent interest in practical settings. In this paper, we present such an algorithm for the case where the tile system has a unique seed, and the shape must have a single occurrence of the seed. A recent result by Cook et al. [5, 17] allows an extension of our basic verification algorithm to the general case where the tile system can have multiple seeds and there can be multiple occurrences of the seed within the shape. We then show that the Minimum Tile Set Problem is polynomial time tractable on tree shapes and squares . ....
.... large structures (say 10,000 tiles) with error rates of less than 10 4 in reasonable amounts of time (say a week) and nucleation should be wellcontrolled [23] New experimental DNA systems, designed explicitly so that error and nucleation rates may be easily measured, are now being explored [17]. Already tiles have been held in a supersaturated state (one prerequisite for controlled nucleation) for approximately 6 hours [17] The outlook for experimental self assembly using these systems is promising. Gracias et al. 8] have used the self assembly of small plastic and metal objects to ....
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P. Rothemund. Theory and Experiments in Algorithmic Self-Assembly University of Southern California Ph.D. Thesis Copyright 2001
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P. Rothemund. Theory and Experiments in Algorithmic Self-Assembly. PhD thesis, University of Southern California, 2001.
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P. Rothemund. Theory and Experiments in Algorithmic Self-Assembly. PhD thesis, University of Southern California, 2001.
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P. Rothemund. Theory and Experiments in Algorithmic Self-Assembly. PhD thesis, University of Southern California, 2001.
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P. Rothemund. Theory and Experiments in Algorithmic Self-Assembly University of Southern California Ph.D. Thesis Copyright 2001.
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P. Rothemund. Theory and Experiments in Algorithmic Self-Assembly. PhD thesis, University of Southern California, 2001.
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