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| In the [[Canonical ensemble]]: two phases; | In the [[Canonical ensemble]]: two phases; | ||
| :<math> \gamma = \frac{ \partial A (N,V,T, A)}{\partial  {\mathcal A} } </math>; | :<math> \gamma = \frac{ \partial A (N,V,T, {\mathcal A} )}{\partial  {\mathcal A} } </math>; | ||
| where | where | ||
Revision as of 10:33, 1 August 2007
The surface tension, , is a measure of the work required to create a surface. In the Canonical ensemble: two phases;
- ;
where
- is the number of particles
- is the volume
- is the temperature
- is the surface area
- is the Helmholtz energy function
Computer Simulation
- Binder procedure
- Explicit interface