Self-Consistent Field Theory and Its Applications by M. W. Matsen

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Index action 17 binodal point 46 block copolymer microstructure 5, 64 boundary conditions 34 Bragg condition 50 Brazovskii fluctuations 72 chemical potential 55 classical path 15, 18 classical phases 64 complex phases 64 composition fluctuations 72 conformational asymmetry 67 copolymer 3 course-grained segment 8 course-grained trajectory 11 critical point 46 degree of polymerization 4, 11 diffusion equation 13 dimensionless segment concentration 11 Dirac δ function 75 double-tangent construction 46 elastic free energy 15 end-segment distribution 27 end-to-end vector 7 Euler-Lagrange equation 76 exclusion zone 69 Flory-Huggins free energy 45 Fourier transform 21 freely-jointed chain 7 functional 74 functional derivative 75 functional integration 76 Gaussian chain model 9 ground-state dominance 20 homopolymer 3 Hubbard-Stratonovich transformation 73 incompressibility constraint 34, 42 indistinguishability 43 interaction χ parameter 42 interfacial tension 51, 54 interfacial width 51, 54, 63, 68 internal energy 42 invariant polymerization index 11 Landau-Ginzburg free energy 21, 24, 72 Lennard-Jones potential 42 lever rule 46 macrophase separation 45 method of steepest descent 33 microphase separation 57 monomer 3 nucleation and growth 46 orthonormal basis functions 19 polymer brush 5, 25 polymer interface 5 random-phase approximation 23 saddle point 33 scattering function 49, 60 self-consistent field condition 44, 55 sifting property 76 spectral method 18, 36, 50, 61 spinodal decomposition 46 spinodal point 46
84 Index statistical segment length 9 Stirling approximation 43 transfer matrix 37 unit-cell approximation 67 worm-like chain model 70
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