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Using a combination of analytical theory and newly developed numerical algorithms, we analyze the most pertinent conformational characteristics of three paradigmatic types of polymers in disordered environments: (i) flexible polymers in quenched, self-similar disorder as represented by a self-avoiding random walk on a critical percolation cluster, (ii) semiflexible polymers in quenched, steric disorder as represented by an equilibrium hard-disk fluid and (iii) semiflexible polymers subject to the random energy landscape that emerges from a surrounding network of similar semiflexible polymers.
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Fricke et al. (2015) studied this question.
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