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I am looking for a recommended introductory book on polymer physics.

I do not have sufficient time to learn the whole field. I am specifically interested in physics of biological polymers, and even more specifically in DNA and chromatin, so I would like to learn mainly material relevant to that. Therefore, I am guessing that general polymer physics book might not be specific enough for my needs (but I might be wrong).

I would appreciate any suggestions as to what books might be relevant.

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Hi Bitwise, and welcome to Physics Stack Exchange! Book recommendations are generally off topic on this site, except for some selected topics as listed in this question‌​. – David Zaslavsky♦ Jan 22 at 22:09

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