Long chain branch polymer chain dimensions: application of topology to the Zimm–Stockmayer model
Authors:
- Danail BonchevDBDanail Bonchev
- Eric J. MarkelEMEric J. Markel
- Armenag H. DekmezianADArmenag H. Dekmezian
Abstract
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