Self-avoiding walks on the cubic lattice which are terminally attached to an interface are enumerated exactly up to n=13. The data is analyzed to investigate the rate at which the numbers of tails approach their limiting behavior and to locate the transition point at which adsorption begins to occur when the walks interact with the interface by an attractive force.
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