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Polymer–solid contacts described by soft, coarse-grained models
2011
Physical Chemistry, Chemical Physics - PCCP
The ability of soft, coarse-grained models to describe the narrow interface of a nearly incompressible polymer melt in contact with a solid is explored by numerical self-consistent field calculations and Monte-Carlo simulations. We investigate the effect of the discreteness of the bead-spring architecture by quantitatively comparing the results of a bead-spring model with different number of beads, N, but identical end-to-end distance, R e , and a continuous Gaussian-thread model. If the width,
doi:10.1039/c0cp02868a
pmid:21431143
fatcat:w6sihmtuy5hyvmsy62oibd5k3m