β Scribed by K. Friedrich; K. Jeszka; T. Pakula
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In this paper, we demonstrate a computer simulation method allowing to study single model macromolecules with various complex topologies. The method is applied to branched macromolecules such as H-shaped polymers and polymer stars. Preliminary results describing both the structure and dynamics are presented.
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Semiflexible models are often used to study macromolecules containing stable structural elements. Based on rigid body dynamics, we developed a rigid fragment constraint dynamics algorithm for the simulation of semiflexible macromolecules. Stable structural elements are treated as rigid fragments. Ri