Systematic derivation of implicit solvent models for the study of polymer collapse.

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Systematic derivation of implicit solvent models for the study of polymer collapse.

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Herbert Alexander Morriss-Andrews

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Nathaniel Charest

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1353-1361

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10.1002/JCC.24754

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Joan-Emma Shea

Bin Song

Valeria Molinero

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2017-02-25T00:00:00Z

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