Corrections to scaling in 2--dimensional polymer statistics
S. R. Shannon, T. C. Choy, R. J. Fleming
Abstract
Writing <R2N > = AN2ν(1+BN-Δ1+CN-1+ ...) for the mean square end--to--end length <R2N> of a self--avoiding polymer chain of N links, we have calculated Δ1 for the two--dimensional continuum case from a new finite perturbation method based on the ground state of Edwards self consistent solution which predicts the (exact) ν=3/4 exponent. This calculation yields Δ1=1/2. A finite size scaling analysis of data generated for the continuum using a biased sampling Monte Carlo algorithm supports this value, as does a re--analysis of exact data for two--dimensional lattices.
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