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association is then given by

δ βABX->assoc
Wa(r)


= £ ɪn^(r)-
A∈Γ<α>


⅛ Σ f /     P7(n)p7(r2W(r1)Xj'(r2)^⅛^⅛*2, (4.17)

27=1Л€ГМ7 √Γι-Γ2=σ77'                              ∂pa (l)

where in the second term of the eqn., the first sum is over all segments 7 and the
second sum is over all the sites A on segment 7, each of which bond to the site B on
its neighboring segment 7'. In eqn. 4.17, the value of t∕77(rι, r2) is only needed at
contact due to the presence of J(∣ι,ι — r2∣ — στγ,) in the integral. Since its exact form
in an inhomogeneous system is not known in a tractable form, various approximations
have been proposed as simplification [101]. Here, у 77 (rι,r2) is approximated by

W,Xα√rι. r2) = ⅛^UU'9(rι))] * ^U{⅛4,(r2)}]}l'∖     (4.18)

where ∕⅛e9(r1) is the weighted density of segment a at position rɪ. In the current
work a simple weighting is used,

e‰) =


3
4π(σα)3


       *2P^(r2).

Γι-Γ2a


(4.19)


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