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Consider a simple polymer, which consists of long chains of simple molecules attached to each other, for example: ..CH[2]-CH[2]-CH[2]-... If the interaction energy between consecutive sections can beignored or is low enough, the chains can be bend around at various places to form various configurations. let us make model of a simple polymer which is restricted to lie within a two-dimensional plane. one can start by fixing the first section to a particular coordinate and then add additional components by use of random walk with the condition that it may not intersect itself. it should be clear that when forming a polymer in this way, it can happen that you end up in a cul-de-sac, i.e. you can not add an additional component to lengthen it further, without intersecting with itself. when this happens the polymer is terminated. a general outline of the algorithm would be as follow: initialize an array that would be keep track of all the positions of the random walker start the random walk at a given coordinate after each move, the array storing the visited positions needs to be updated while it is still possible to add extra components to the polymer repeat the following "(*)" select a new direction randomly check whether the new move is allowed, by looking wether that coordinate has been visited before. if the new move is allowed, take it, and update the array. if the new move is not allowed, return to "(*)"and select a new random number when no more additional components can be added, stop the loop. 1. write a program to simulate the formulation of polymers as outlined above, by use of self-avoiding random walk. let it start at the origin, and let the walker have equal propability to movein any of the four directions: up, down, left or right. 2. repeat the move above lgorithm many times (without ploting ), to obtain a histogram on the polymer lengths that result from this simple model. also calculate the average length of all the polymers.

1- Develop a user- defined function that will return the phasor form of complex vector. In addition, the user-defined function will indicate which quadrant the phasor vector is in.
All inputs to the executive will be via the input function. The executive program will pass the rectangular coordinates of the vector to the user-defined function through the arguments.

if the arch is shaped according to this equation y= 693.8 - 68.8 cos h (x/99.7) ft
Make a plot of the arch for -299.25≤x≤299.95 ft
in Matlab

The initial conditions are y(t = 0) = 2 and dy(t = 0)/dt = 0. The file VdP with the resulting right hand side
has been coded up for the given equation. Solve the equation for t = [0 : 0.01 : 32] using ode45. Is this the right code to solve for y(t)?
y0 = [2; 0];
[t,y1]=ode45(@VdP,[0:0.01:32],y0);
A4 = y1(:,1);