Polymer Modeling: Interactions and Scaling Behavior

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This lecture covers the modeling of polymers, focusing on interactions and scaling behavior. Topics include the simplest choices for interactions, hidden model choices, scaling behavior of real polymers, and the use of the Freely-Jointed Chain model.

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