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The Dilute Magnetic Spin Transport in Frustrated Hemoglobin, Hemi along The Fe-N Symmetric Axis
Abstract
Many physical phenomenon are associated with either a transport of an actual material through a duct or transport of a charge carrier along a conductor. In physical point of view this phenomena involves the movement of thermal energy along the conductors or the flow of charge carriers along nanowires, nanotubes and conductors. This action is equated with fluid flow along the pipes/tubes or narrow constrictions. This research therefore, highlights the phenomena of such transport along the specialized system, frustrated system or topological system. Hence the transport like billiard or ballistic like transports are visualized in frustrated system like proteins, hemoglobin. We therefore, present the nature of spin transport in Myoglobin (Mgb), where the oxygen carrier is red blood cell and Fe plays a central role.
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