Abstract
The behavior of chains of very many molecules is investigated by solving a restricted random walk problem on a cubic lattice in three dimensions and a square lattice in two dimensions. In the Monte Carlo calculation a large number of chains are generated at random, subject to the restrictions of no crossing or doubling back, to give the average extension of the chain 〈R 2〉Av as a function of N, the number of links in the chain. A system of weights is used in order that all possible allowed chains are counted equally. Results for the true random walk problem without weights are obtained also.
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Rosenbluth, M. N., & Rosenbluth, A. W. (1955). Monte carlo calculation of the average extension of molecular chains. The Journal of Chemical Physics, 23(2), 356–359. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.1741967
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