  We examine the condensed states of a simple semiflexible copolymer in which
there are two monomer types that are immiscible with each other and with the
solvent. Although this is similar to the well known problem of collapse for a
semiflexible homopolymer we find that it gives rise to a much richer variety of
condensed states. We predict the existence of these states using simple
analytic arguments and also observe them directly using Brownian dynamics
simulations.
