High-Molecular-Weight DNA Separation via Archimedean Spiral Gel Matrices & Continuous Rotating Electric Fields
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One-dimensional integrated fluorescent intensity vs. radial distance $r$
Overdamped Langevin dynamics in rotating electric vector field
Terminal radial distribution $P(r)$ and band resolution metrics
Automated Archimedean deposition parameters for continuous porosity casting
Synchronized Stage RPM & Polymer Concentration Gradient $C(r)$
Official publication details under Section 11A of the Patents Act, 1970
@patent{swaminathan2026pfsge,
author = {Swaminathan, Gurumurthy},
title = {A Pulsed-Field Spiral Gel Electrophoresis (PFSGE) Method and Apparatus for High-Molecular-Weight DNA Separation},
number = {202641085541},
type = {Patent Application},
year = {2026},
month = {October},
publisher = {Indian Patent Office},
url = {https://pfsge.vercel.app}
}
Physical governance of DNA reptation mitigation in graded matrices
Where q is effective segment charge, E(t) = E₀(cos ωt, sin ωt) is the rotating field vector, and η(t) denotes Brownian noise satisfying ⟨η_i(t)η_j(t')⟩ = 2D₀/ζ(r) δ_ij δ(t-t').
Progressive pore shrinkage radially outward prevents reptation elongation and band bunching for fragments > 5 Mb.
Toolpath coordinates ensuring uniform bead width w and constant linear casting speed via regulated rotation ω_stage(r) = v_linear / r.
Direct radial projection maps 2D spiral migration bands into quantifiable 1D electropherograms with minimal band broadening.