We utilize a vibron-soliton model for amide-I vibrational quanta interacting with optical phonons to study the feature of infrared absorption of the protein molecules with finite temperature. The self-trapping of amid...We utilize a vibron-soliton model for amide-I vibrational quanta interacting with optical phonons to study the feature of infrared absorption of the protein molecules with finite temperature. The self-trapping of amide-I vibrational quantum results in red shift of the main peak and largely anomalous band to occur in the infrared absorption for the protein molecules. Utilizing the concise model of vibron and improved theory of color centers we have given theoretically the value of red shifts of the main peak and the intensity of anomalous band in infrared absorption,respectively, the latter reduces with increasing temperature which is consistent with the experimental result.展开更多
文摘We utilize a vibron-soliton model for amide-I vibrational quanta interacting with optical phonons to study the feature of infrared absorption of the protein molecules with finite temperature. The self-trapping of amide-I vibrational quantum results in red shift of the main peak and largely anomalous band to occur in the infrared absorption for the protein molecules. Utilizing the concise model of vibron and improved theory of color centers we have given theoretically the value of red shifts of the main peak and the intensity of anomalous band in infrared absorption,respectively, the latter reduces with increasing temperature which is consistent with the experimental result.