Computer simulations of randomly branching polymers: annealed versus quenched branching structures (Q2822111)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6630125
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6630125 |
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Computer simulations of randomly branching polymers: annealed versus quenched branching structures (English)
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27 September 2016
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branched polymers
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lattice trees
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excluded volume
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computer simulations
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Flory theory
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The paper deals with the simulation of randomly branched polymers with repulsive, short-range interactions between monomers. One first provides some necessary background and definitions on the considered model and then one discusses carefully annealed connectivity, quenched connectivity and randomly quenched connectivity. Then one describes an algorithm to simulate trees with these various types of connectivity in the analysis of branched polymers. As the main contribution of the paper, one provides results about the structure of trees for various statistical ensembles, as well as the critical exponents which characterizes the behaviour of the tree for large-dimensional systems.
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