  Random sequential adsorption (RSA) of polymer, modeled as a chain of
identical spheres, is systematically studied. In order to control precisely
anisotropy and number of degrees of freedom, two different kinds of polymers
are used. In the first one, monomers are placed along a straight line, whereas
in the second, relative orientations of particles are random. Such polymers
fill a flat homogeneous surface randomly. The paper focuses on maximal random
coverage ratio and adsorption kinetics dependence on polymer size, shape
anisotropy, and numbers of degrees of freedom. Obtained results were discussed
and compared with other numerical experiments and theoretical predictions.
