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The '''Verlet modified''' (1980) (Ref. 1) closure for [[hard sphere model | hard sphere]] fluids, | The '''Verlet modified''' (1980) (Ref. 1) [[Closure relations | closure relation]] for [[hard sphere model | hard sphere]] fluids, | ||
in terms of the [[cavity correlation function]], is (Eq. 3) | in terms of the [[cavity correlation function]], is (Eq. 3) | ||
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where several sets of values are tried for ''A'' and ''B'' (Note, when ''A=0'' the [[HNC| hyper-netted chain]] is recovered). | where several sets of values are tried for ''A'' and ''B'' (Note, when ''A=0'' the [[HNC| hyper-netted chain]] is recovered). | ||
Later (Ref. 2) Verlet used a Padé (2/1) approximant (Eq. 6) fitted to obtain the best [[hard sphere model | hard sphere]] results | Later (Ref. 2) Verlet used a Padé (2/1) approximant (Eq. 6) fitted to obtain the best [[hard sphere model | hard sphere]] results | ||
by minimising the difference between the pressures obtained via the virial and compressibility routes: | by minimising the difference between the pressures obtained via the [[Pressure equation | virial]] and [[Compressibility equation | compressibility]] routes: | ||
:<math>y(r) = \gamma (r) - A \frac{1}{2} \gamma^2(r) \left[ \frac{1+ \lambda \gamma(r)}{1+ \mu \gamma(r)} \right]</math> | :<math>y(r) = \gamma (r) - A \frac{1}{2} \gamma^2(r) \left[ \frac{1+ \lambda \gamma(r)}{1+ \mu \gamma(r)} \right]</math> |
Revision as of 18:14, 26 June 2007
The Verlet modified (1980) (Ref. 1) closure relation for hard sphere fluids, in terms of the cavity correlation function, is (Eq. 3)
where several sets of values are tried for A and B (Note, when A=0 the hyper-netted chain is recovered). Later (Ref. 2) Verlet used a Padé (2/1) approximant (Eq. 6) fitted to obtain the best hard sphere results by minimising the difference between the pressures obtained via the virial and compressibility routes:
with , and .