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FIG. 1: Graphical sketch of the monomer bath. The chain is in grand canonical equilibrium with a bath of inert monomers.
FIG. 2: Left: Interaction between neighboring particles along the chain: harmonic potential only and harmonic potential plus attractive interaction
FIG. 4: Left: Interaction between neighboring particles along the chain: harmonic potential and repulsive long-range interaction
FIG. 5: The coefficient B x measured in terms of the strenght of the long-range attractive interaction φ.

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