Lecture
End-to-End Distance Exponent
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This lecture discusses the correct exponent for the end-to-end distance in polymer chains, exploring the impact of spatial interactions and chain correlations. The instructor explains how these factors can lead to long-range correlations along the chain, affecting the overall behavior of the polymer.
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