The aim of this work is to compute the structure factor of any arbitrary D-
dimensionally-connected polymers (1 less than or equal to D < 2) in dilute
solution. We use the standard cut-off function method, which is successfull
y applied to liquid systems and to fractal aggregates. For monodisperse sys
tems, we find that the corresponding structure factor is simply given by th
e Gauss hypergeometric function F-2(1), the three parameters of which depen
d explicitly on the fractal and the Euclidean dimensions. This function rep
roduces the two limiting behaviors, in the Guinier and intermediate regimes
. This result is applied to several systems, namely, compact and convex pol
ymeric objects, rod-like, linear and branched polymers. We then extend this
result to polydisperse branched polymers. We show that polydispersity indu
ces a change in the structure factor, from the simple hypergeometric functi
on F-2(1) to the generalized one F-2(1), with four parameters that also dep
end on both fractal and Euclidean dimensions.