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Generalized Gaussian structures GGS

The extension of Rouse s approach from linear chains to other polymer systems is quite straightforward and leads eventually to the concept of generalized Gaussian structures (GGS), which are the subject of this review. In the framework of the GGS approach, a polymer system is modeled as a collection of beads (subject to viscous friction), coimected to each other by means of elastic springs in a system-spedfic way. Initially, the GGS concept was inspired by the study of cross-linked polymer networks however, its applications have turned out to cover large classes of substances, such as dendritic polymers, hybrid polymers, and hierarchically-built structmes. [Pg.173]


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