Lecture

Freely-Jointed-Chain Model

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Description

This lecture covers the statistical properties of the Freely-Jointed-Chain model, discussing experiments and the continuum version. The average behavior depends on the statistical properties of the model, with segments not being correlated. The Worm-like Chain Model is also introduced, showing the transition from discrete segments to the continuum version.

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