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. 2019 Jul 15;52(15):5491–5498. doi: 10.1021/acs.macromol.9b00562

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Cluster growth during the collapse. The main frame shows the growth of the mean cluster or pearl size C_s(t) with time for different N. The solid and the dashed lines represent power-law behavior C_s(t) ∼ t^α with α = 1 and 2/3, respectively. The inset shows the plot of C_s^p(t_p) as a function of the shifted time t_p = t – t₀ for N = 200 with two different choices of t₀. The solid line there represents a linear power-law behavior with α_c = 1.

Inline graphic — Cluster growth during the collapse. The main frame shows the growth of the mean cluster or pearl size C_s(t) with time for different N. The solid and the dashed lines represent power-law behavior C_s(t) ∼ t^α with α = 1 and 2/3, respectively. The inset shows the plot of C_s^p(t_p) as a function of the shifted time t_p = t – t₀ for N = 200 with two different choices of t₀. The solid line there represents a linear power-law behavior with α_c = 1.