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The authors use exact enumeration and Monte Carlo techniques to test some recent predictions by Duplantier and Saleur (1986) of the values of the critical exponent gamma for uniform star-branched polymers in a wedge geometry in two dimensions. Results support their predictions. The authors have also estimated the exponent v and amplitude governing the n dependence of the mean square radius of gyration and the mean square end-to-end branch length. In some cases the branches are distinguished and have different mean lengths but the exponent v is equal to the bulk self-avoiding walk value in every case.
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Colby et al. (1987) studied this question.
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