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Renormalization-group theory field-theoretical models

The development of adsorption theory provides the explanation of the macromolecule behavior in the adsorption layer and provides the basis of arguments on the experimental results. A few theoretical models, describing the adsorbed macromolecule, are widely used now. Self-consistent field theory or mean field approach is used to calculate the respective distribution of trains, loops, and tails of flexible macromolecule in the adsorption layer [22-26]. It allows one to find the segment density distribution in the adsorption layer and to calculate the adsorption isotherms and average thickness of the adsorption layer. Scaling theory [27-29] is used to explain the influence of the macromolecule concentration in the adsorption layer on the segment density profile and its thickness. Renormalization group theory [30-33] is used to describe the excluded volume effects in polymer chains terminally attached to the surface. The Monte Carlo method has been used for the calculation of the density profile in the adsorption layer [33-35]. [Pg.743]


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