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Micellization of Sliding Polymer Surfactants
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Sliding grafted polymer layers
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Self-assembled aggregates in the gravitational field: Growth and nematic order
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Self-consistent field theory of brushes of neutral water-soluble polymers
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Signatures of a concentration dependent Flory chi parameter: swelling and collapse of coils and brushes
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