The scattering function of ideal two-dimensional symmetric pom-pom polymers

The properties of ideal two-dimensional star and pom-pom polymers containing 601-1263 units are investigated with a Monte Carlo growth method. The mean-square radii of gyration, various g-ratios, and scattering functions are calculated. A graph theory approach is employed to obtain exact scattering functions using a novel technique for counting paths in the graph representation of the polymers. All the simulation results are in very good agreement with theoretical predictions. Pom-poms are more similar to two joined stars with a smaller number of branches, rather than stars with the same number of branches.

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The Journal of Chemical Physics
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2025-05-05
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https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0268869
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Dendrimers and Hyperbranched Polymers
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The scattering function of ideal two-dimensional symmetric pom-pom polymers

Marvin Bishop, Matthew Jura
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The Journal of Chemical Physics
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The scattering function of ideal two-dimensional symmetric pom-pom polymers

Marvin Bishop, Matthew Jura
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Abstract

The properties of ideal two-dimensional star and pom-pom polymers containing 601-1263 units are investigated with a Monte Carlo growth method. The mean-square radii of gyration, various g-ratios, and scattering functions are calculated. A graph theory approach is employed to obtain exact scattering functions using a novel technique for counting paths in the graph representation of the polymers. All the simulation results are in very good agreement with theoretical predictions. Pom-poms are more similar to two joined stars with a smaller number of branches, rather than stars with the same number of branches.

The Journal of Chemical PhysicsVol. 162(17)
Manhattan University (US)
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Dendrimers and Hyperbranched Polymers
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