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structures get self-assembled from parts that themselves where previously self-assembled. <br> | structures get self-assembled from parts that themselves where previously self-assembled. <br> | ||
This implies that hierarchical selfassembly is a subform of [[iterative self-assembly]]. <br> | This implies that hierarchical selfassembly is a subform of [[iterative self-assembly]]. <br> | ||
([[ | ([[Iterative self-assembly]] also covers repeated additions of parts of the same size.) | ||
Note that hierarchical selfassembly is not exclusive to [[thermally driven self-assembly]] only. <br> | Note that hierarchical selfassembly is not exclusive to [[thermally driven self-assembly]] only. <br> | ||
Revision as of 12:40, 16 May 2022
Up: General concept: Convergent assembly
Hierarchical selfassembly (also convergent selfassembly) is the case when
structures get self-assembled from parts that themselves where previously self-assembled.
This implies that hierarchical selfassembly is a subform of iterative self-assembly.
(Iterative self-assembly also covers repeated additions of parts of the same size.)
Note that hierarchical selfassembly is not exclusive to thermally driven self-assembly only.
Hierarchical selfassembly is also applicable to: