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  1. Review: Kirkwood–Riseman Model in Non-Dilute Polymeric Fluids
  2. Simulational Tests of the Rouse Model
  3. The Kirkwood–Riseman Model of Polymer Solution Dynamics Is Qualitatively Correct
  4. Hydrodynamic mobilities in a bar-chain polymer model
  5. DIFFUSION IN CROWDED SOLUTIONS
  6. Interpretation of fluorescence correlation spectra of biopolymer solutions
  7. Fluorescent Labeling Can Alter Polymer Solution Dynamics
  8. In complex fluids the Gaussian Diffusion Approximation is generally invalid
  9. Diffusion on a molecular scale as observed using PGSE NMR
  10. Interpretation of quasielastic scattering spectra of probe species in complex fluids
  11. Probe dynamics constraints on theoretical models for polymer dynamics
  12. Position-displacement correlations in QELSS spectra of non-dilute colloids
  13. Capillary zone electrophoresis and polymer dynamics
  14. Polymer segmental cross correlations from dielectric relaxation spectra of block copolymers
  15. What methods are used to see how polymers move in solution? What did we learn from experiment?
  16. Enhanced septahedral ordering in cold Lennard-Jones fluids
  17. Interpretation of light-scattering spectra in terms of particle displacements
  18. Extended-range order, diverging static length scales, and local structure formation in cold Lennard-Jones fluids
  19. Phenomenology of polymer single-chain diffusion in solution
  20. Neutral polymer slow mode may signify an incipient growth-frustrated domain-forming glass
  21. Fourth-order hydrodynamic contribution to the polymer self-diffusion coefficient
  22. Neutral polymer slow mode and its rheological correlate
  23. Mode structure of diffusive transport in hydroxypropylcellulose:water
  24. Self-Consistency of Hydrodynamic Models for the Zero-Shear Viscosity and the Self-Diffusion Coefficient †
  25. Viscosity of Hard Sphere Suspensions
  26. Low-shear viscosity of nondilute polymer solutions from a generalized Kirkwood–Riseman model
  27. Temporal scaling analysis: Linear and crosslinked polymers
  28. Is the Polyelectrolyte Extraordinary Phase a Cluster-Forming Glass?
  29. Elementary Lectures in Statistical Mechanics
  30. Averaging and Statistics
  31. Chemical Equilibria
  32. Introduction
  33. More Distribution Functions
  34. Correlation Functions
  35. Interacting Particles
  36. Distribution Functions
  37. The Langevin Equation
  38. Entropy
  39. Linear Response Theory
  40. Interacting Particle Effects
  41. Cluster Expansions
  42. Evaluating Cluster Integrals
  43. Quantum Statistics
  44. Crystalline Solids
  45. Hidden Correlations
  46. Quantum Mechanics
  47. Kirkwood-Wigner Theorem
  48. The Langevin Model and Diffusion
  49. Projection Operators and the Mori-Zwanzig Formalism
  50. Formal Manipulations of the Partition Function
  51. Pressure of an Ideal Gas
  52. The Diatomic Gas and Other Separable Quantum Systems
  53. The Two-Atom Ideal Gas
  54. Ensembles: Fundamental Principles of Statistical Mechanics
  55. The Central Limit Theorem
  56. Scattering of Light, Neutrons, X-Rays, and Other Radiation
  57. Diffusion of Interacting Particles
  58. N-Atom Ideal Gas
  59. Stability of the Canonical Ensemble
  60. The One-Atom Ideal Gas
  61. Gibbs’s Derivation of Q=exp(—βA)
  62. Formal Quantum Statistical Mechanics
  63. Open Systems; Grand Canonical Ensemble
  64. Ξ via the Grand Canonical Ensemble
  65. How Do Thermometers Work?—The Polythermal Ensemble
  66. Electrolyte Solutions, Plasmas, and Screening
  67. Temporal scaling analysis: Viscoelastic properties of star polymers
  68. Optical Probe Study of Solutionlike and Meltlike Solutions of High Molecular Weight Hydroxypropylcellulose
  69. Microscopic Parameters of Sodium Dodecyl Sulfate Micelles from Optical Probe Studies and Quasi-Elastic Light Scattering
  70. Polymer solution viscoelasticity from two-parameter temporal scaling
  71. Coupling Analysis of Probe Diffusion in High Molecular Weight Hydroxypropylcellulose
  72. Confirmation of the Reality of the Viscoelastic Solutionlike−Meltlike Transition via Optical Probe Diffusion
  73. Relaxational mode structure for optical probe diffusion in high molecular weight hydroxypropylcellulose
  74. Relaxational mode structure for optical probe diffusion in high molecular weight hydroxypropylcellulose
  75. Derivation of the Universal Scaling Equation of the Hydrodynamic Scaling Model via Renormalization Group Analysis †
  76. Translational diffusion of small and large mesoscopic probes in hydroxypropylcellulose-water in the solutionlike regime
  77. Study of the effects of initial-bred nuclei on zeolite NaA crystallization by quasi-elastic light scattering spectroscopy and electron microscopy
  78. Probe Diffusion in Sodium Polystyrene Sulfonate−Water:  Experimental Determination of Sphere−Chain Binary Hydrodynamic Interactions
  79. Quantitative Experimental Confirmation of the Chain Contraction Assumption of the Hydrodynamic Scaling Model †
  80. Study of the crystallization of zeolite NaA by quasi-elastic light-scattering spectroscopy and electron microscopy
  81. Probe Diffusion in Hydroxypropylcellulose−Water:  Radius and Line-Shape Effects in the Solutionlike Regime
  82. Coupling model analysis of polymer dynamics in solution: Probe diffusion and viscosity
  83. On the temporal resolution of multitau digital correlators
  84. Brownian motion through a two‐dimensional glass: Trapping, hopping, and diffusion
  85. Wavelets: a New Alternative to Fourier Transforms
  86. Solvent and Solute Effects on Hydration and Aggregation Numbers of Triton X-100 Micelles †
  87. Hydrodynamic Scaling of Viscosity and Viscoelasticity of Polymer Solutions, Including Chain Architecture and Solvent Quality Effects
  88. Charged dielectric spheres in electrolyte solutions: Induced dipole and counterion exclusion effects
  89. Aggregation Number and Hydrodynamic Hydration Levels of Brij-35 Micelles from Optical Probe Studies
  90. Dynamics of Brownian Probes in the Presence of Mobile or Static Obstacles
  91. Wavelet analysis of Ising model spin dynamics
  92. Mori–Zwanzig–Daubechies decomposition of Ising-model Monte Carlo dynamics
  93. Temperature Dependence of Triton X-100 Micelle Size and Hydration
  94. Analytic structure of the solutionlike-meltlike transition in polymer dynamics
  95. Brownian motion on a square Lennard-Jones lattice: Trapping, hopping, and diffusion
  96. Optical Probe Studies of Surfactant Solutions
  97. Transport in intermediate and high molecular weight hydroxypropylcellulose/water solutions
  98. Probe diffusion in the presence of nonionic amphiphiles: Triton X 100
  99. Higher order hydrodynamic interactions in the calculation of polymer transport properties
  100. Probe diffusion in polymer solutions under .THETA. and good conditions
  101. Range of validity of the hydrodynamic scaling model
  102. Chain and sphere diffusion in polyisobutylene-trichloromethane: a reanalysis
  103. Probe diffusion in intermediate molecular weight polyelectrolytes: temperature dependence
  104. Glass temperature effects on probe diffusion in dextran solutions
  105. Line shape and line width effects in optical probe studies of glass-forming liquids
  106. Self-diffusion by giant micelles and random-coil polymers is fundamentally similar
  107. Temperature dependence of probe diffusion in solutions of low-molecular-weight polyelectrolytes
  108. Probe diffusion in polymer solutions
  109. The hydrodynamic scaling model for polymer dynamics
  110. An Introduction to Dynamic Light Scattering by Macromolecules
  111. Mesoparticle diffusion in biopolymer and polymer solutions
  112. Convergence of spherical harmonic expansions for the evaluation of hard-sphere cluster integrals
  113. Quasielastic Light Scattering
  114. Quasielastic light scattering
  115. Chain architecture in the hydrodynamic scaling picture for polymer dynamics
  116. Probe diffusion in solutions of low-molecular-weight polyelectrolytes
  117. Macroparticle diffusion in dextran solutions
  118. The hydrodynamic scaling model for polymer self-diffusion
  119. Quantitative prediction of .alpha. in the scaling law for self-diffusion
  120. The hydrodynamic scaling model for polymer dynamics
  121. Upon the application of cumulant analysis to the interpretation of quasielastic light scattering spectra
  122. Attracting Tomorrow's Physicists Today
  123. The ubiquity of stretched-exponential forms in polymer dynamics
  124. Numerical interpretation of the concentration dependence of micelle diffusion coefficients
  125. Probe diffusion in solutions of long-chain polyelectrolytes
  126. Dynamics of polymers in concentrated solutions: the universal scaling equation derived
  127. A novel representation of the dense‐fluid pressure equation
  128. Diffusion of particles in a fluctuating fluid with creeping flows
  129. Universal scaling equation for self-diffusion by macromolecules in solution
  130. Comment on ‘‘Remarks on the mutual diffusion coefficient of Brownian particles’’
  131. Second-order concentration correction to the mutual diffusion coefficient of a suspension of hard Brownian spheres
  132. Comment on "Critical Behavior of a Binary Mixture of Protein and Salt Water"
  133. Optical probe study of a nonentangling macromolecule solution—bovine serum albumin: Water
  134. Phenomenological scaling laws for ‘‘semidilute’’ macromolecule solutions from light scattering by optical probe particles
  135. Diffusion of bovine serum albumin in a neutral polymer solution
  136. Probe diffusion of polystyrene latex spheres in polyethylene oxide-water
  137. Translational drag coefficients of assemblies of spheres with higher‐order hydrodynamic interactions
  138. Why does the generalized Stokes-Einstein equation work?
  139. Probe diffusion in poly(acrylic acid)-water. Effect of probe size
  140. Measurement of the (quasi)‐self‐diffusion coefficient of solutions of Brownian macroparticles
  141. Probe diffusion in polyacrylic acid: water—effect of polymer molecular weight
  142. Hidden correlations and the behavior of the dynamic structure at short times
  143. The polythermal ensemble: A rigorous interpretation of temperature fluctuations in statistical mechanics
  144. Implications of the failure of the Stokes-Einstein equation for measurements with QELSS of polymer adsorption by small particles
  145. Observations upon the dynamic structure factor of interacting spherical polyelectrolytes
  146. Temperature dependence of the diffusion coefficient of polystyrene latex spheres
  147. A second generalized equipartition theorem
  148. Non-hydrodynamic contribution to the concentration dependence of the self diffusion of interacting brownian macroparticles
  149. USSR and Latin America
  150. A homework problem demonstrating the importance of assumptions made while integrating chemical rate equations
  151. The second order concentration corrections to the mutual diffusion coefficient of Brownian macroparticles
  152. Translational diffusion coefficient of a macroparticulate probe species in salt-free poly(acrylic acid)-water
  153. Upon the utility of spherical harmonic expansions in the evaluation of cluster integrals
  154. Interpretation of micelle diffusion coefficients
  155. Reactive contribution to the apparent translational diffusion coefficient of a micelle
  156. Experimental demonstration of multiple-scattering suppression in quasielastic-light-scattering spectroscopy by homodyne coincidence techniques
  157. Translational diffusion coefficient of macroparticles in solvents of high viscosity
  158. Light scattering spectrum of a suspension of interacting Brownian macromolecules
  159. Erratum: Bispectral analysis as a probe of quasielastic light scattering intensity fluctuations [J. Chem. Phys. 72, 6123 (1980)]
  160. Contribution of nonhydrodynamic interactions to the concentration dependence of the friction factor of the mutual diffusion coefficient
  161. Suppression of multiple scattering effects in quasielastic light scattering by homodyne cross‐correlation techniques
  162. Bispectral analysis as a probe of quasielastic light scattering intensity fluctuations
  163. Cyclo(L-prolylglycyl)3 and its sodium, potassium, and calcium ion complexes: a Raman spectroscopic study
  164. Theory of light scattering from density fluctuations in a two-component reacting fluid
  165. Depolarized Rayleigh scattering by nitrobenzene in binary and ternary combination with acetone and isopropanol
  166. On the contribution of direct intermacromolecular interactions to the viscosity of a suspension of hard spheres
  167. Evidence against a strong critical anomaly in the depolarized Rayleigh line of nitrobenzene:n‐hexane
  168. On the contribution of nonhydrodynamic interactions to the concentration dependence of the drag coefficient of rigid macromolecules
  169. Ion complexation in nonactin, monactin, and dinactin: A Raman spectroscopic study
  170. Heterodyne coincidence spectroscopy
  171. Diffusion of spherical macromolecules at finite concentration
  172. Diffusion in protein solutions at high concentrations: A study by quasielastic light scattering spectroscopy
  173. Hydroxyl deformation frequencies as a probe of hydrogen bonding in lasalocid A (X-537A) and its sodium complex
  174. Contribution of Slow Charge Fluctuations to Light Scattering from a Monodisperse Solution of Macromolecules
  175. Nonactin, monactin, dinactin, trinactin, and tetranactin. A Raman spectroscopic study
  176. Electrostatic and Steric Effects in the Selective Complexation of Cations in Nonactin
  177. Continuum hydrodynamic interactions and diffusion
  178. Fluorescence correlation spectroscopy and nonideal solutions
  179. Nonactin and its alkali complexes—A raman spectroscopic study
  180. Excess chemical potential of dilute solutions of spherical polyelectrolytes
  181. Effects of intermacromolecular interactions on diffusion. I. Two‐component solutions
  182. Effects of intermacromolecular interactions on diffusion. II. Three‐component solutions
  183. Effects of intermacromolecular interactions diffusion. III. Electrophoresis in three‐component solutions
  184. Preface
  185. Introduction
  186. Sedimentation
  187. Quasielastic light scattering and diffusion
  188. Solvent and small-molecule motion
  189. Segmental diffusion
  190. Dielectric relaxation and chain dimensions
  191. Self- and tracer diffusion
  192. Probe diffusion
  193. Dynamics of colloids
  194. The dynamic structure factor
  195. Nonlinear viscoelastic phenomena
  196. Viscoelasticity
  197. Viscosity
  198. Qualitative summary
  199. Phenomenology
  200. Afterword: hydrodynamic scaling model for polymer dynamics