Monte Carlo techniques are used to study the conformational properties of self-avoiding walks on the four-dimensional cubic lattice. Both the mean-square end-to-end distance and radius of gyration are found to diverge as N(lnN)q, where N is the number of steps in the walk. The results suggest a value q≈0.31, whereas the renormalization-group prediction is $q=0.375$; this small discrepancy is attributable to slowly decaying correction terms.
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