  We study at- and out-of-equilibrium dynamics of a single homopolymer chain at
low temperature using molecular dynamics simulations. The main quantities of
interest are the average root mean square displacement of the monomers below
the theta point, and the structure factor, as a function of time. The
observation of these quantities show a close resemblance to those measured in
structural glasses and suggest that the polymer chain in its low temperature
phase is in a glassy phase, with its dynamics dominated by traps. In
equilibrium, at low temperature, we observe the trapping of the monomers and a
slowing down of the overall motion of the polymer as well as non-exponential
relaxation of the structure factor. In out-of-equilibrium, at low temperatures,
we compute the two-time quantities and observe breaking of ergodicity in a
range of waiting times, with the onset of aging.
