Published July 1, 1995
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Fast Monte Carlo algorithms for knotted polymers
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Fast implementations of the kink-jump-crankshaft and Berg-Foerster-Aragao de Carvalho-Caracciolo-Froehlich (BFACF) algorithms are discussed and applied to the study of topologically knotted polymers. The effect of knots on the size scaling laws of polymers is investigated. Finally, a comparison between the size scaling of the kink-jump-crankshaft and BFACF alogorithms is made.
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©1995 The American Physical Society Received 23 March 1995 The author would like to thank Robin Stinchcombe and Stu Whittington for helpful discussions and comments. He acknowledges financial support from the British Marshall Commission.Files
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