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The shape of two‐dimensional polymers

The shapes of two‐dimensional linear and ring polymers, with and without excluded volume, are investigated by determining the ratios of the two principal orthogonal components of the mean‐square radius of gyration. It is found that ring chains are more symmetrical than linear ones.

J. Michels | M. Bishop

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