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ON A REMARK OF DE GENNES CONCERNING THREE-DIMENSIONAL POLYELECTROLYTES
This work is inspired by a remark of de Gennes [3] about polyelectrolytes, which are charged polymers. A common model for a polymer is a self-avoiding or self-repelling random walk or Brownian motion. For polyelectrolytes, the repelling potential is the Coulomb potential arising from pairs of charge
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