Lecture

Flory Approximation: Self-Avoiding Walks

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This lecture delves into the Flory approximation and self-avoiding walks, exploring the concept of excluded volume and the probability of chain configurations. The instructor discusses the scaling of local rigidity and the implications for building long-range correlations along the chain.

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